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(16-02-2018, 12:14 PM)Nick Lettington Wrote: Is there an after market one for the Opal or ORT. With no roof and only a thin strip of frame, I'm in danger of buying a flat cap.

On the subject of foreheads, I am far more worried by the wiper motor. ?

(16-02-2018, 12:41 PM)Ruairidh Dunford Wrote: Foreheads are a very touchy subject in my family!

On the subject of any claims to originality, based on any vehicle we own - not good a good idea, they are all 'original' but not in the 'authentic' way!

While a crash helmet might look rather out of place, what about one of these? Guaranteed to protect your nut as you're thrown through the windscreen in your beltless, 1960s modern.


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In the 60s I used to drive 60 miles home most weekends. In the manner of the time several accidents were observed, one fatal and two other major all within 300 yards of me. A new motorway was opened but only two lanes of. This was not obvious and the paper recorded several head ons over a weekend. One happend just in front of me. The cars were unrecognisable and the occupants strewn remarkable distances. All apparently lived but I vividly remember one young woman on the road completely Koed with an enormous gash in her head. I fitted my Seven with a seat belt after and seriosuly considered a cap somewaht as described.
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