Covid-19: Patients 'want to wait for English vaccine' or what old car did you have

[Crewella]

Everyone loves a rat. I had a MK2 golf that was like that, and was all the better for it [emoji2]

Exactly - I don't wash vehicles ............ I drive them. Can't see from the inside.

I think I had more fun driving that than anything I've owned.

 

[Mutley1]

my first ever car was british when i passed my test many moons ago aged 17 i saved up for 3 weeks to buy my first ever car for £120.00 & it was a green hillman avenger & i loved it 0-60 tbh i dont think it ever got upto 60 pmsl but i did not care & looked very simular to this one

 

[SirLugg]

my first ever car was british when i passed my test many moons ago aged 17 i saved up for 3 weeks to buy my first ever car for £120.00 & it was a green hillman avenger & i loved it 0-60 tbh i dont think it ever got upto 60 pmsl but i did not care & looked very simular to this one View attachment 236330

They’re nice. Austin Princess was another I used to like when I was a kid.

 

[Mutley1]

My old Dennis ambulance had a Perkins diesel engine. Drove it to work every day.

that would of made one cool camper .

 

[Mutley1]

They’re nice. Austin Princess was another I used to like when I was a kid.

my dad had a Austin Princess 2.0 automatic in red we use to call it the battle star galatica man that thing burped petrol

 

[SirLugg]

my dad had a Austin Princess 2.0 automatic in red we use to call it the battle star galatica man that thing burped petrol

Neighbours of my Parents had one too, beige with a brown vinyl roof. Man I used to love it.

 

[ADDicT]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derailed_(2005_film)

 

["Misfit"]

Who jizzed on my toast

 

[Enoch]

Didn't think nationalism would creeep into vaccines!

 

[HAZZA1962]

That Perkins engine was awesome. They still fit the guts from that lump to forklifts even now. And I remember the montegos and maestros too. Great engine on the turbo diesel, quick too, but rusty when they left the showroom.

I didn’t used to live a million miles away from longbridge. I remember seeing all the cars almost abandoned in muddy fields in 2004 when they went under. It was very sobering.

(I also should’ve bought an MGZS V6 at the £4K they were selling them at, but hindsight is a wonderful thing!)

That Perkins engine was awesome. They still fit the guts from that lump to forklifts even now. And I remember the montegos and maestros too. Great engine on the turbo diesel, quick too, but rusty when they left the showroom.

I didn’t used to live a million miles away from longbridge. I remember seeing all the cars almost abandoned in muddy fields in 2004 when they went under. It was very sobering.

(I also should’ve bought an MGZS V6 at the £4K they were selling them at, but hindsight is a wonderful thing!)

My mate had an MG Maestro, it was Rapid, I remember an old episode of Top Gear, where they put The MG Maestro up against the Golf Gti and the Peugeot 205 Gti, and the Maestro came out on top !!!