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Rick
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Ray White
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Sorry Dave. I couldn't resist the ferret gag.
Still, better than the usual comments I have heard about the CA being the preferred transport for certain kinds of Doctors.  |
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ukdave2002
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| Rick wrote: | | Ray White wrote: | A ferret would be an essential part of the tool kit. Ideal for retrieving anything dropped inside the engine compartment!  |
Don't let ukdave2002 hear you talking like that
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Ray, recovery of anything dropped in the engine compartment is the passengers job 
The ferrets are for something else
Rick, I think I have seen the CA you pictured around Beeston, with the owner filling it with tree cuttings
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lowdrag
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| Not exactly old, but I did see a Ford Probe today, and I can't remember the last time I saw one. |
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Rick
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MikeEdwards
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| Navy blue TVR with a large white stripe along the centre of the bonnet and boot just passed. |
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Rick
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Rootes75
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Location: The Somerset Levels
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A brown late 70's Triumph Dolomite passed our house this morning.
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Rick
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52classic
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Location: Cardiff.
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Lancia Flamina in black. This afternoon at Penarth. Stunning looker.
Never seen it 'abroad' before! |
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Rick
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MikeEdwards
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| Rick wrote: | as did an early Scirocco (if that counts?!).
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If it does, I saw a maroon VW Corrado on Boxing Day, they're quite a rare site. |
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Rootes75
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Whilst taking the dog out for a stroll I was passed by a lovely Royal Enfield motorcycle then an early Range Rover.
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Rick
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MikeEdwards
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| Local black Pontiac Firebird parked alongside a new Mustang yesterday. |
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