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Gaz
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Roger-hatchy
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Thanks for sharing Gaz
Some interesting and different vehicles.
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Penman
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Hi
Interesting radiator position on the white vintage car and car beyond it, what are they?
# 145.
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47p2
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I was booked in for this event but sadly had to work.
Thanks for posting, I now feel down seeing what I missed
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Gaz
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| Penman wrote: | Hi
Interesting radiator position on the white vintage car and car beyond it, what are they?
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I'm sorry I can't remember, but I'm pretty sure the white one was from around 1908.
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dalbuie
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I was there and it was the first event I've been at all year that it didn't rain 
Some great cars, trucks, bikes and clear blue skies all day.
Thanks for the pictures. |
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Roger-hatchy
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Scotty
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| Penman wrote: | Hi
Interesting radiator position on the white vintage car and car beyond it, what are they?
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They're both Arrol Johnstons, the white one is c1909.
For a number of years AJ's trade mark was the radiator position and "coal scuttle" bonnet shape, which originally appeared on the first motor car (also an AJ) to be used by Shackleton's Nimrod Expedition to the Antarctic in 1907-09.
The dark blue AJ beside it is a remarkably rare competition version.
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Fluffle-Valve
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Just love the look of this combination... 
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