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Aye up mate,had a great time,Mrs G had no idea we were going away,lovley hotel and weather,Rupert and Sue met up with us on Sunday for a walk above Hebden Bridge and Todmorden in West Yorkshire.
You semed to have had a good time,I'm trying to post some pic's but the comp is playing up,looking forward to seeing some more of the pom car show.
Looks like it's straight out of "All creatures Great and Small":DQuote:
Originally Posted by Grockle
The shot of Castle Bolton was in some early episodesQuote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
Hope to send some others over as the best ones the comp won't let me upload:mad:
Austin Allegro slight change at board level as it was to be called the Austin Calas,Morris Oxford was to be the Morris Berlin and the Austin A40 (Somerset by pass) was to be the Austin N55 Autoroute ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by cooper
Hiya Coop.:)
First family car when I was a kid was an Austin A40 Devon none of this fancy new Somersett stuff had a sunroof and all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grockle
Deano
What's the green machine ? Number plate 1158 ? Beaufiful looking automibile.
Poms couldnt make a decent engine to save their lives, but carriage work, outstanding. Yanks the other way round. Get the biggest engine possible, put a wheel at each corner and reckon they've got a decent motor. Absolutely no idea!!
Deano
And if you were really wild the Standard 10 !!??Quote:
Originally Posted by cooper
Deano
My Dad changed from a motorbike to a Baby (7) Austin, when I was born. I don't recall that one but I remember the 1929 Armstrong Sidley long wheelbase that replaced it. I don't remember it actually running though.:oQuote:
Originally Posted by cooper
Yep, great day yesterday, should make it a monthly event.:D
We should organize a 'Skullers' and guests social.:)
