WHAT MAKES A CAR BRITISH

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Originally Posted by Killer

Yes Wayne, it would have been the early nineties I believe, he didn't miss out completely, he was still able to show his Game. I wonder if the rules have been written since then, I don't think they could turn him away now if he referred to their rules. Yes I saw the pink chook tin, I am not sure what sub clause that came under, maybe someone put a Pommy motor in it. It was hideous.

Cheers,
Mick.

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It was strange , it had a MGCar club badge on the front but was parked with the British Fords. The day was run by the MG Car club guess he knew some one!

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Originally Posted by 1950landy

It was strange , it had a MGCar club badge on the front but was parked with the British Fords. The day was run by the MG Car club guess he knew some one!

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I guess the MG car club didn't want their site sullied by the Falcon, so sent it over to the other Fords.

The Ford pro'ly does fit in as it has a disparaging acronym like Lotus, Lots Of Trouble Usually Serious.

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Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh

What makes a car British?

Easy question to answer.

Oil leaks.

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I'll have you know that my Riley does not leak oil !! :whistling:

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Originally Posted by jerryd

I'll have you know that my Riley does not leak oil !! :whistling:

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Nice looking Riley.

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The Riley is in very original condition and the previous owner cherished it for 50 years, it really is a credit to him. It drives superb and is very tight, no squeaks or rattles. We feel very honoured to be it's new custodian [happycry]

Hey Jerry. Is that your place up the hill on the Mt Mee rd?
Came past last week in the Forward Control camper and saw all these Landies.
Later I passed a green wagon going up the hill.

Keith

Jerry lives in the village, at a place with a big verandah, that purveys pies. He sleeps a little further up the hill. :tease:

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Originally Posted by 123rover50

Hey Jerry. Is that your place up the hill on the Mt Mee rd?
Came past last week in the Forward Control camper and saw all these Landies.
Later I passed a green wagon going up the hill.

Keith

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Not my place Keith, we live at the bottom of the hill [bigsmile1] Those old land rovers have been moved around a bit !!