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Ellis
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 Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2015 12:04 am Post subject: If Santa Claus drives a classic car............ |
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If Santa Claus drives a classic car, which one do you think it would be?
I think he would drive a pick up truck, perhaps one of these :
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A vintage Chevy or possibly one of these :
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A Ford Model T.
Your suggestions please.[/img]
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peter scott
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(Frontispiece of a Christmas card I made some years back.)
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gillberry
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Have a great picture of him driving a red Volvo Amazon in the snow but can not post at the moment from the iPad 
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Dipster
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| Surely, considering his world wide delivery programme that must include poor roads (that, of course might be under summer sun or winter snow depending on the hemisphere), he would have a Series 1 Landrover. |
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ukdave2002
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baconsdozen
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Rick
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D4B
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| Dipster wrote: | | Surely, considering his world wide delivery programme that must include poor roads (that, of course might be under summer sun or winter snow depending on the hemisphere), he would have a Series 1 Landrover. |
Perhaps not a Series 1, but YES he does drive a Land Rover
(not that I am bias of course)
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Rick
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emmerson
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| In modern times, he'd drive a Hyundai SANTA Fe, wouldn't he? |
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Ray White
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He drives a hot rod. This is him at Santa Pod 
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gillberry
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| Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2015 7:31 pm Post subject: |
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See this in Norwich quite often this time of year
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BigJohn
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| Strangely enough, as I walked for my paper this morning he drove past me in a Kia Cee'd. (but up here on the Fylde that's normal behaviour) |
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