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Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Jim Stewart wrote in : Bertie the Bunyip wrote: "Morgans" wrote in : "John Mazor" wrote Unfortunately, my social skills weren't quite good enough at the time to take full advantage of it. Had to make do later with the back seat of a Nova. :-( Try to make do with the back seat of a Corvair. I'll ONLY say that sometimes my feet got wet, if it was raining! ;-) You should try an MG! Mind you, it was a lot easier to get them into that than the Rambler, but less fun when you got inside. Unless you were realy into getting levers stuck into some uncofortable places (and I bet here's a website somwhere that capitises on exactly that sort of thing) Or a Hillman. Which one? The Imp? Husky. Not exactly a "pussy car" |
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Jim Stewart wrote in
: Bertie the Bunyip wrote: Jim Stewart wrote in : Bertie the Bunyip wrote: "Morgans" wrote in : "John Mazor" wrote Unfortunately, my social skills weren't quite good enough at the time to take full advantage of it. Had to make do later with the back seat of a Nova. :-( Try to make do with the back seat of a Corvair. I'll ONLY say that sometimes my feet got wet, if it was raining! ;-) You should try an MG! Mind you, it was a lot easier to get them into that than the Rambler, but less fun when you got inside. Unless you were realy into getting levers stuck into some uncofortable places (and I bet here's a website somwhere that capitises on exactly that sort of thing) Or a Hillman. Which one? The Imp? Husky. Not exactly a "pussy car" Is that a military thing like the Austin Champ? Or is it one of those plain as toast 1958 grey-with-a-lavender-roof 1200cc things like a Ford Prefect brick? I have a vague recollection of the name, but can't picture it. Bertie |
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Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Jim Stewart wrote in : Bertie the Bunyip wrote: Jim Stewart wrote in : Bertie the Bunyip wrote: "Morgans" wrote in : "John Mazor" wrote Unfortunately, my social skills weren't quite good enough at the time to take full advantage of it. Had to make do later with the back seat of a Nova. :-( Try to make do with the back seat of a Corvair. I'll ONLY say that sometimes my feet got wet, if it was raining! ;-) You should try an MG! Mind you, it was a lot easier to get them into that than the Rambler, but less fun when you got inside. Unless you were realy into getting levers stuck into some uncofortable places (and I bet here's a website somwhere that capitises on exactly that sort of thing) Or a Hillman. Which one? The Imp? Husky. Not exactly a "pussy car" Is that a military thing like the Austin Champ? Or is it one of those plain as toast 1958 grey-with-a-lavender-roof 1200cc things like a Ford Prefect brick? I have a vague recollection of the name, but can't picture it. Not mine, but looks just like it did... http://www.angelfire.com/bc2/rgcci/m...rofiles/ry.jpg |
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Jim Stewart wrote in
: Bertie the Bunyip wrote: Jim Stewart wrote in : Bertie the Bunyip wrote: Jim Stewart wrote in : Bertie the Bunyip wrote: "Morgans" wrote in : "John Mazor" wrote Unfortunately, my social skills weren't quite good enough at the time to take full advantage of it. Had to make do later with the back seat of a Nova. :-( Try to make do with the back seat of a Corvair. I'll ONLY say that sometimes my feet got wet, if it was raining! ;-) You should try an MG! Mind you, it was a lot easier to get them into that than the Rambler, but less fun when you got inside. Unless you were realy into getting levers stuck into some uncofortable places (and I bet here's a website somwhere that capitises on exactly that sort of thing) Or a Hillman. Which one? The Imp? Husky. Not exactly a "pussy car" Is that a military thing like the Austin Champ? Or is it one of those plain as toast 1958 grey-with-a-lavender-roof 1200cc things like a Ford Prefect brick? I have a vague recollection of the name, but can't picture it. Not mine, but looks just like it did... http://www.angelfire.com/bc2/rgcci/m...rofiles/ry.jpg Sexy! I was right with the grey blob guess then! I must have seen one or a pic of one befre, because that's almost exactly what I thought it might look like. Bertie |
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Jim Stewart wrote in
: Bertie the Bunyip wrote: Jim Stewart wrote in : Bertie the Bunyip wrote: "Morgans" wrote in : "John Mazor" wrote Unfortunately, my social skills weren't quite good enough at the time to take full advantage of it. Had to make do later with the back seat of a Nova. :-( Try to make do with the back seat of a Corvair. I'll ONLY say that sometimes my feet got wet, if it was raining! ;-) You should try an MG! Mind you, it was a lot easier to get them into that than the Rambler, but less fun when you got inside. Unless you were realy into getting levers stuck into some uncofortable places (and I bet here's a website somwhere that capitises on exactly that sort of thing) Or a Hillman. Which one? The Imp? Husky. Not exactly a "pussy car" Oh, OK, an IMP station wagon. 'Scuse me, "estate" car. Bertie |
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