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Andy B

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Re: Something for Guy & Classic car fans
« Reply #15 on: 03 August 2013, 16:51:04 »

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I cried when it finally went to the scrapyard in the sky  :'( :'( :'(


Awww!   ;)
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Re: Something for Guy & Classic car fans
« Reply #16 on: 03 August 2013, 16:53:01 »

All this talk of Humber's will make Lizzie come over all nostalgic. :y

Nah she's got the mintest omega on the planet now  ::) ;D
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Re: Something for Guy & Classic car fans
« Reply #17 on: 03 August 2013, 16:55:16 »

Awww!

I was about 7 at the time.

Then we got a Mk1 3.0L Ford Granada estate  ::)
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Re: Something for Guy & Classic car fans
« Reply #18 on: 03 August 2013, 17:09:32 »

The Car in Mr Tunnie's picture is a rare 'A' reg.

By my reckoning that makes it a 1963 model.

My Dad had one of that shape sceptre's,1600 I think,he traded it in on a Vitesse 2.0 Mk2
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Re: Something for Guy & Classic car fans
« Reply #19 on: 03 August 2013, 17:32:47 »

I had a Mk1 Sceptre[a B reg]back in the early eighties.Mk1s were-I think-1500s,a slight restyle brought the Mk2 with a 1725 motor and the Mk3 was a badge engineered Hunter.Dad had Super Snipes from the late fifties through to '67 when production had finished,8 kids, dad and mum used to go on holiday in them[and they were all saloons]if we'd had an accident it'd have been carnage!!
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Re: Something for Guy & Classic car fans
« Reply #20 on: 03 August 2013, 18:46:40 »

them and austin cambridge's and westminsters along with triumph PI made excellent banger racers.
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« Reply #21 on: 03 August 2013, 18:56:53 »

them and austin cambridge's and westminsters along with triumph PI made excellent banger racers.

And older friend of mine still has a A110 Westminster in his garage,1964 car which he has had since it was 3 years old,sadly beyond reasonable help now I fear although the interior is still excellent  :y
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Re: Something for Guy & Classic car fans
« Reply #22 on: 03 August 2013, 19:23:53 »

I used to drive a farmer friend around in his Super Snipe, a lovely comfortable car, but handled like a marshmallow tank. I was running a Mk1 Consul at the time, which handled so much better. 8)
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Re: Something for Guy & Classic car fans
« Reply #23 on: 04 August 2013, 01:22:45 »

I had a Mk1 Sceptre[a B reg]back in the early eighties.Mk1s were-I think-1500s,a slight restyle brought the Mk2 with a 1725 motor and the Mk3 was a badge engineered Hunter.Dad had Super Snipes from the late fifties through to '67 when production had finished,8 kids, dad and mum used to go on holiday in them[and they were all saloons]if we'd had an accident it'd have been carnage!!

Correct..... :y :y

I had a 65 model in the late 70's as a yoof, fitted a merc Grill on it that, like the Merc lifted with the bonnet, looked like a Roller at the time........ :D :D

Managed to blow the big ends on it though, 4th gear with overdrive, pushing it as hard as I could, just hit the red line and 'tinkle tinkle' replaced the shells myself too, aged about 19 iirc............ :y :y
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