Skulls blocking radiator air flow??

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Originally Posted by cooper

Not one that I had considered I must say,but now that you have suggested it ,I can see why.;)Now then,as an obvious connasewer of fine ales,have you tried Young's luxury double chocolate stout? made in Bedford,the city,not the truck.:D

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Yes Coop,I had a bottle or two on approval,after they visited my emporiam of fine ales,I found it a little to nutty and lacking the wholesome body of a true old cask ale,they did say that they'd take the 'luxury' out of the name and inserting 'mediocre' following a taste of my own velvet smooth 'Monks tickler stout'

They actually came in a 1965 Plaxton of Scarbrough bodied Bedford VAL coach in Yelloway of Rochdale livery, absolutley immaculate.

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Originally Posted by cooper

What do you mean,getting weird.?:DHave a good kip my friend,hope that you return for some more verbal gymnastics tomorrow.:p

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I don't mean to be pedantic, oh well yes I do; but surely that should be keyboard capers.:p

Huh??? :eek::eek:

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Oh Panda, a golden opportunity missed, it was offered to you on a plate; all you had to do was ask for the keys!:confused::p

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keyless sequential start,over here would be,1 open door, 2 sit down,3 push starter button,like the old army series Rovers

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Originally Posted by cooper

Easy,One down,one up,one down,press button.:)

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What happens if you get the sequence wrong, is there an ejector seat ???

Most probably. Sounds like Cooper ... wouldn't surprise me if there was a button for a smoke screen :D

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Originally Posted by jbarracl

What happens if you get the sequence wrong, is there an ejector seat ???

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Geez, thank Cooper. :D I seem to be scoring Land Rovers, left, right & centre! :D:D

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Originally Posted by cooper

"Take it to work with you":D

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Originally Posted by cooper

In that case the one I have just quaffed must be old stock because it still has the luxury tag.:mad:I shall return it to the retail emporium and voice my complaints,quoting your good self as the dobber-innerer.Shall have to consult my Observers Book Of 60's Coach Liveries because I cannot bring that one to mind.:eek:

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I could be wrong, but I think that was the twin-steer on 16" wheels.:D

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Originally Posted by cooper

We discussed that as an option,but decided that it would do too much damage to the vehicle and so settled for the softer choice of a mechanical hand that comes from under the driver's seat and takes a firm and painful grasp of your cream crackers.;)

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OK, how much do you charge.

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

I could be wrong, but I think that was the twin-steer on 16" wheels.:D

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Well done Ian,a Harrington Legionnare bodied one was used in the film The Italian Job.Bedford also did a twin steer chassis for the brewing industry,Coop would of course know about that one ;)