I don't mean to be pedantic, oh well yes I do; but surely that should be keyboard capers.Originally Posted by cooper
What do you mean,getting weird.?Have a good kip my friend,hope that you return for some more verbal gymnastics tomorrow.
TopicToaster
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'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.
They actually came in a 1965 Plaxton of Scarbrough bodied Bedford VAL coach in Yelloway of Rochdale livery, absolutley immaculate.
Super Moderator
I don't mean to be pedantic, oh well yes I do; but surely that should be keyboard capers.What do you mean,getting weird.?
If you don't like trucks, stop buying stuff.
YarnMaster
Huh???
Oh Panda, a golden opportunity missed, it was offered to you on a plate; all you had to do was ask for the keys!
TopicToaster
keyless sequential start,over here would be,1 open door, 2 sit down,3 push starter button,like the old army series Rovers
Wizard
What happens if you get the sequence wrong, is there an ejector seat ???Easy,One down,one up,one down,press button.
John
Series 2 LWB - Gone
Series 3 LWB - Gone
Series 1 LWB - Gone
81 RR 2 door - Gone
95 Disco v8 - The Next Victim
YarnMaster
Most probably. Sounds like Cooper ... wouldn't surprise me if there was a button for a smoke screen
YarnMaster
Geez, thank Cooper.
"Take it to work with you"
Super Moderator
I could be wrong, but I think that was the twin-steer on 16" wheels.In that case the one I have just quaffed must be old stock because it still has the luxury tag.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.
If you don't like trucks, stop buying stuff.
Wizard
OK, how much do you charge.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.
John
Series 2 LWB - Gone
Series 3 LWB - Gone
Series 1 LWB - Gone
81 RR 2 door - Gone
95 Disco v8 - The Next Victim
TopicToaster
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 oneI could be wrong, but I think that was the twin-steer on 16" wheels.
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