Post by briandamaged on Jan 30, 2009 17:23:12 GMT 1
VD= C.O.C.K spots ;D
Yours Truly, in his natural working habitat.
Awesome Road-Rally spec Mk2 'Scort (actually a re-shelled Mk1, hence the K-plate)
Crusty Truck Of Death Part One
Passing Goof with typical faded VAG paint.
Another one, with galloping crust and mini-Donk stance.
Absolutely mint boggo Sid & Doris Moggy Woody.
Crusty Truck Of Death Part Two. Great to see one still grafting for a living.
Very tidy 205 GTi.
You don't see many Mk2 Fezzas these days. In fact you nearly didn't see that one, either! ;D
250 Daimler. WANT.
Same car park, different day. 340 Jagwaar. YUM!!!
Yes I know it's not old. But I drive past it a couple of times a week, it ALWAYS looks this clean. Obviously loved, and I quite like it.
Guernsey-registered Mk1 Golf van. Now rare!
To finish, have something different:
1965 Hyster 1.5 tonne forklift. Runs on propane, but has a gorgeous little four-pot sidevalve motor! I'm thinking of borrowing it for the Flathead Meltdown..... ;D
1971 Weatherill 22HB Loader
These were made in Welwyn Garden City using an 000-Series Ford tractor base unit. Weatherills went out of business in the mid-80's but their loader shovels are quite collectible.
1969 Lancer Boss forklift
These were made in Leighton Buzzard between 1959 and 2003 (when Jungheinrich took over Lancer Boss and closed the factory), I think they had Perkins 6.354 power. Check out the comfy seat:
Superb.
Got Dish.
;D
Yours Truly, in his natural working habitat.
Awesome Road-Rally spec Mk2 'Scort (actually a re-shelled Mk1, hence the K-plate)
Crusty Truck Of Death Part One
Passing Goof with typical faded VAG paint.
Another one, with galloping crust and mini-Donk stance.
Absolutely mint boggo Sid & Doris Moggy Woody.
Crusty Truck Of Death Part Two. Great to see one still grafting for a living.
Very tidy 205 GTi.
You don't see many Mk2 Fezzas these days. In fact you nearly didn't see that one, either! ;D
250 Daimler. WANT.
Same car park, different day. 340 Jagwaar. YUM!!!
Yes I know it's not old. But I drive past it a couple of times a week, it ALWAYS looks this clean. Obviously loved, and I quite like it.
Guernsey-registered Mk1 Golf van. Now rare!
To finish, have something different:
1965 Hyster 1.5 tonne forklift. Runs on propane, but has a gorgeous little four-pot sidevalve motor! I'm thinking of borrowing it for the Flathead Meltdown..... ;D
1971 Weatherill 22HB Loader
These were made in Welwyn Garden City using an 000-Series Ford tractor base unit. Weatherills went out of business in the mid-80's but their loader shovels are quite collectible.
1969 Lancer Boss forklift
These were made in Leighton Buzzard between 1959 and 2003 (when Jungheinrich took over Lancer Boss and closed the factory), I think they had Perkins 6.354 power. Check out the comfy seat:
Superb.
Got Dish.
;D
