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Location: R o. Ireland
Car type: '34 RP ,'30 RF
That reminds me,Colin , that at that '63 Beaulieu I (with my Super Acc. special) was parked between Kens rubber tyre mudguarded "trials" sports and the Ulster of one B. Canning-- exalted company. Whatever happened to that little spartan special?
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These Austin’s do tend to hang around.
I've had mine for 35 years and despite my apparent youth I acquired it in my mid twenties
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Location: Towcester
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Hi Ian,
I can only apologise. It must have been mayhem, being parked next to Klipspringer and the 5 kids that came with it.
I'm sad to say that it was sold to someone in Germany, just before the historic trials scene kicked off again. None of the kids were in a position to take the car on, at the time. Dad tried to reconnect with the new owner, but I'm afraid that the much-loved car has disappeared into the ether
I've got to go to work now, but will post a picture on here when I get a chance.
All the best,
Colin