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Lincsbodger
I knew I'd left it somewhere, last time I drink absinthe
well, then, you won't mind paying the parking fine from 1965.
absinthe makes the pain last longer
Plus 25 years Road Tax...............
Plus 25 years Road Tax...............
The bullet proof rear screen adds a bit of weight.
You should have seen the MG saloon we found in my Grandpa's garage when he died, all walnut, wire wheels, two tone green paint - gorgeous. I remember the first time he did 70 mph on a new motorway and Granny told him "Stow it Fran, you're doing seventy!"
Another good pace for forgotten toys is yacht marinas up and down the cost.
You should have seen the MG saloon we found in my Grandpa's garage when he died, all walnut, wire wheels, two tone green paint - gorgeous. I remember the first time he did 70 mph on a new motorway and Granny told him "Stow it Fran, you're doing seventy!"
Another good pace for forgotten toys is yacht marinas up and down the cost.
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oompah
Looking at the top picture it looks like American drive ways,but yet the car has a brit number plate,something a bit odd here?
Is it going to be worth it.
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Lincsbodger
Stupid question.
after £400k you'll have a car thats in effect brand new, 45 years old, and only one of about 950 left in the world. No one else on your street will have one.........
The DB5 was described by contemporary road testers, as a car “that defies definition with many widely differing characters, that is always tailored to one’s mood of the movement”. Capable of effortless high performance, quiet and refined, yet with a most satisfying and mellifluous snarl as the mood takes one. Elegant, rare, and with impeccable breeding, it is the epitome of all that was most elegant in its time, with that unmistakable British character, yet with the design flair of the very best of Italian styling. “It is a car which challenges and satisfies and always excites”.
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lifesagasman
sounds just like a Lada to me....
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