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Grim! Needs a good home, if it was a child social would get involved:shock:
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Maybe the SOC should get permission from a motoring museum that allows them to interfere with all horrid mods.....
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I tried painting a car with a knife and fork once - it didn't work for me either !
Martin.
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bit harsh there I feel chaps, I've seen worse and nowt that a bit of T cut,elbow grease,inspiration,blind courage and your own bank couldn't put right in a year or two.
pete.c
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pcoleman wrote:
bit harsh there I feel chaps, I've seen worse and nowt that a bit of T cut,elbow grease,inspiration,blind courage and your own bank couldn't put right in a year or two.
pete.c
Love it ! a gallon of petrol and a match would help - after stripping it out of course. Martin.
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Looking at the two linked videos it is for sale. I don't think anyone could quibble about the accuracy of the description.
Brian
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Did anybody else notice they put the steering wheel where the passenger is supposed to sit ...strangeComment
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That's known as wrong hand drive
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Both brake lights work !!!Comment
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