snaggers110
Well-Known Member
Welcome to the zone Joe:welcome2:
discovery 615
New Member
anyone notice joe only got 2 welcome replies and sarah got 2 pages.
welcome joe, I am new here also, have being hanging around for awhile, but just joined.
a word to the wise, pretend you are female, you will get more help.
smile
welcome joe, I am new here also, have being hanging around for awhile, but just joined.
a word to the wise, pretend you are female, you will get more help.
smile
Fatboy11
New Member
Only trouble with above advixe is that by pretending to be a female therss a high chance you'll be bonked by several members as most of them are old, blind and hard up for sex
Btw, welcome
And expected to make cake !
BTW welcome.
Only trouble with above advixe is that by pretending to be a female therss a high chance you'll be bonked by several members as most of them are old, blind and hard up for sex
Btw, welcome
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Silverlandy
3.5efi's other half
Hi joe :welcome2:
Clanforbes
New Member
strange_days
New Member
Welcome
When I was 19 I had just borrowed some money off my Dad and bought a b ran new MG Midget. Before that I had a 1960 Mini, a Ford 100E, 1952 Morris Minor, Austin Somerset convertible, Austin 7 special that looked a bit like a Lotus 7 apart from the wheels and various other assorted cars which I've forgotten about now. (Well, it is 50 years ago)!!
Vinniejb
Active Member
Yep, an old Ford Cortina Mk1 in dark blue.
Oh and welcome to the Loony Zone.
Sweet, this made me Smile, I had a 1500cc Super (Dagenham Dustbin)
I would like to still have it.
Clanforbes
New Member
I always thought of the Ford Zodiac V6 as the Dagenham Dustbin.
I also had one of them a few years later, it was the Executive model with the overstuffed leather seats etc. I loved that car. I remember entering an advanced driver competition with it and you could see everyone sniggering, "he can't be serious entering with THAT dirty great motor," I came second in the comp. I soon wiped the sniggers off their faces though when I finished in second place beating people in minis, Hillman Imps and many other much smaller cars.
I remember my wife (at the time) drove her mini into the back of it and she wrote of her car with just a tiny little mark on my rear bumper.
I have to add, that neither of these photo's are of my old cars, I just found these as examples on Google to illustrate my posts for the younger ones who won't remember these motors.
