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Rick
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Penman
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Hi
That looks like a pair of Lowlight H/lamps as well as the later wings mounted ones.
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PAUL BEAUMONT
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| Personally I can only hope that its decomposition is now complete! |
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D4B
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Location: Hampshire UK
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| Man that is hideous, looks like something that Leepu created.... |
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Ellis
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Location: Betws y Coed, North Wales
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| Posted: Tue Oct 18, 2016 5:44 pm Post subject: Re: A Moggy, but not of this earth |
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| Rick wrote: | Does anyone know more about this distinctive Moggy?
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I'd rather not know any more to be honest.
What was it's creator thinking about?
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Rick
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BigJohn
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Location: Wem, Shropshire
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| It looks like creative use of an old filing cabinet and a Vent-Axia outlet. |
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D4B
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| BigJohn wrote: | | It looks like creative use of an old filing cabinet and a Vent-Axia outlet. |
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Riley Blue
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Location: Derbyshire
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| Rick wrote: | I've a feeling that there might be a Wolseley engine buried beneath that streamlined facade.
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If there is, I hope it's a straight six otherwise the poor thing has been disfigured for nothing.
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47p2
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1140cc taxed and MOT'd 
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Dipster
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| Certainly not pretty but the bonnet looks, to my eyes, quite well put together! it must have taken quite a bit of work. |
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Rick
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Dipster
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| Does anybody recognise the extra badge on the bonnet? |
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Rick
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47p2
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Apparently an XPAG engine
Here it is in 1960 in Inverness where it spend a long of its time, the number LLF 996 was transferred away at some point in time to another vehicle
More info here
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