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For Colin; a real MG posed with a Morris Oxford and an MG clone
For Teddy a real BMW
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Last edited by Dorsetmike; Jul-15-2012 at 18:33.
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My first thought was Dignity and Impudence (not too sure which is which tho'!).
For the rest of the days car photos
https://picasaweb.google.com/1073432...97611/Brem0715
Ah, proper cars. We have the Bucket and Spade run down her, which encompasses veteran, vintage and interesting cars, including kit cars. My friend has an MG TF replica. Lots of fun and proper brakes.
teddy
Ah, some interesting cars there, thanks Mike.
I love old cars. I'd like to see a Model T in this thread!
Post one Judy
teddy
For you Judi and anyone else.
http://www.modelt.ca/modelT-gallery.html
Interesting car the Model T and certainly an important part of motoring history in America, but I am told the belt drive system they used was an absolute mongrel.
teddy
My first car was a '53 MGTD, purchased in 1972, about 30 mpg.
The Model T did establish a template for American manufacturing,
when Henry Ford hired criminal thugs to beat striking employees, killing five.
He wanted to give every American a free tractor, to establish a monopoly,
saying he'd make more long term cash with parts.
Have you driven a Ford, lately?
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