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We were once asked the very same during a radio interview, my father said “yes, it was a gift to my wife for her 21st birthday”!
The handbag smacking his face can be clearly heard on the recording.
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Location: The village of Evenley
Car type: 1934 Austin Seven RP Deluxe
Driving around Bicester in the Seven this morning and spotted a 2/3 scale “vintage” Bentley driven by a chap wearing a crash helmet, for some reason…the car and the driver just looked all wrong, but we gave each other a wave anyway…
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Indeed, since most 3 litre Bentleys have 4 1/2 litre engines, why should an original camion from Cricklewood not have an enlarged driver?
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Location: Cheshire
Car type: Race Ulster, 1926 Special, 1927 Chummy, 1930 Box
Three litres are the nicer cars.
Alan Fairless
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Location: Deepest Frogland 30960
Car type: 1933 RP Standard Saloon
In the days of yore, we would always be on the lookout for a three litre Cortina. Two leets at the front and one at the back...
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Not like a three litre Bond Bug then.
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Location: The village of Evenley
Car type: 1934 Austin Seven RP Deluxe
13-07-2024, 08:35 PM
(This post was last modified: 13-07-2024, 08:35 PM by Ivor Hawkins.)
I thought that spot would gets the wags out!