Must have a quid or two. Pricey plate plus all those breakdowns to shell out for.
1 AA would poss have been more appropriate for a RR.
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Must have a quid or two. Pricey plate plus all those breakdowns to shell out for.
1 AA would poss have been more appropriate for a RR.
If those are genuinely almost consecutive plates, that's quite interesting. The chances of one surviving 50 years is small, both must be a real rarity. Always thought the Mk1 was the best looking of the Capris.
Both RS 3.1’s I think.
Nice and must be incredibly rare in their own right. I suppose being special increases their rate of survival.
Friend of the family (actually my God father - wasn't he wasting his time with me
) had a Mk1 in green - think poss only a lowly 1.6, maybe 2.0 in the 70s. Even though, I really thought it looked the business.
Not my photo but sounds like a good night!
A greasy bucket?
When you are finished with the breasts and the thighs, all you have left is a greasy box to pop your bone in.
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Two for the price of one.
