stick some piccies up then wammers...them 928's are great bits of kitYep that's the one.
Yeah Keith, but a 2CV with it's standard pig in the back is easy meat even for a Moped.![]()
It's possible to get 2 pigs or 4 sheep in the back of of one of those old corrugated 2CV's. Impossible to beat them away from the traffic lights as they ignore them and don't stop![]()
stick some piccies up then wammers...them 928's are great bits of kit![]()
No that's because they can't stop have you ever driven one? Think the pigs and stuff were part of the spec.![]()
if you're bored with it and want a lovely example of a 109 1982 vintage........Will do if i ever recover it from under the debris in the garage.
Yes I've driven one, also been driven round the periphique in one driven by a crazy frog, tilted over so far round one roundabout that the flip up window on my side seemed as if it was almost touching the ground![]()
The outer door skin on mine used to flap up whenever a lorry overtook me on the M11. Great fun tho'. 3 metre lengths of c/h piping - no problem, under the seats. Long ladder, no problem - roll back roof and stand it upright behind the front bench seat. Deep snow, only the 4WDs and the 2CVs out and about.
G~
I think I paid £7.50 for a replacement door, complete with lock and keys.
It never needed tuning or timing in the time I had it. Always started. I substituted the heating system with a rug and gloves.
Motoring of a different era. Youngsters today will never enjoy the silliness of it all.
G~
Red can still be found for 1 a litre I think if you look hard enough. En Vrac, fill your own containers![]()
Lesson I learned... 2 bottle of red: good. 1.26 bottle of red: not so much.
Wish I'd spent the 74c extra the next morning while hugging the bowl....
It's possible to get 2 pigs or 4 sheep in the back of of one of those old corrugated 2CV's. Impossible to beat them away from the traffic lights as they ignore them and don't stop![]()
Either that or they have no brakes left.I always thought that was because if they stopped the smoke from the exhaust engulfed them and they couldn't see the lights change.
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