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Dollina
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 Posted: Tue Nov 04, 2008 8:26 pm Post subject: My MKII zephyr |
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This is my first ever, newly acquired classic car. She's a cracker. 
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buzzy bee
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Location: South Cheshire
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Hi
She certainly is?
What is her History, do you know much about her?
Cheers
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Dollina
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Don't know everything yet but have my detective specs on. She was used in an insurance advert and was in Heartbeat. Full bare metal respray a few years back but sadly bubbling slightly already. Came from a good home who also has 1957(?) Hudson Hornet, Nice! Cracking interior but needs a good service! We've locked ourselves out the boot already  
Reg used to end VW so whoever sold that was a lucky man!
One piece exhaust with cherry bomb. Vroom vroom! |
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Rick
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47p2
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I think Dollina has moved the picture to another file in her photobucket account..
Hope this is the correct one 
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Dollina
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*laughs nervously* |
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Rick
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Greeney in France
Joined: 06 Mar 2008
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Location: Limousin area of France
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Thats lovely, my dad had one of those and also the Zodiac version I clearly remember the slidey front bench seat and the column gearchange at the age of 6 or 7 I remember one of them was cream over burgundy
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emmerson
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Location: South East Wales
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| My wife learned to drive in my 1962 Zephyr automatic, in about 1968. Obviously, she'd never driven auto before, and I asked her to pull up and reverse into a side turning. She stopped alongside the kerb, beautifully placed to do the maneouver. I waited for her to select reverse, but she didn't. When I asked her if she was going to select reverse, she said " you said it was automatic"! Bless her, she doesn't drive now due to invalidity, but we still have a chuckle over that whenever we see a Mk11 Ford. Thanks for the memory. |
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