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Posts: 2054 11/27/2009 10:33 Orvis Database Founder |
You're right. It's a great place...
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Posts: 371 12/25/2009 05:05 |
Hello This one could have been great, very practical, plenty of space! I could have bought
one like that back in 77 for pocket money! Unfortunately I had to pay for college in England!
Best regards Wolfhard 
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findwolfhard wrote: a DB5 shooting Brake? with triple SU's to keep in synch you'd never have time to wet a line |
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Well, good to know after 30 years! best Wolfhard
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findwolfhard wrote: I love it !! Reminds me of a 55-57 Chevrolet Nomad station wagon. Dennis |
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Posts: 374 12/25/2009 18:59 |
Hello!
The 2ndlast year of labour government, before Maggy came into office! An E-type coupe , early version, 6 cylinder, in good condition, no visible rust, ready to drive was no more than about 4000 Pounds corresponding to about 3000 $ or 4000 $, who cares about the difference today? And there were quite a few around. A very solid Aston DB Shooting brake was offered by friends of friends,- people were really down on a budget,- I guess it was offerered for about 4000 $, if my memory serves me right. I was living right next door to Monty`s garage, Clanwilliam Rd. in Deal at that time , (being one of those "germs"!Mild expression for "rat pack!") ) his son is a Moto-cross champion, the UK folks around here will surely know! Some wonderful vehicles around that place and in the "better-off neighbourhoods" around, Broadstairs, Sandwich, Betteshanger - etc. best Wolfhard
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Posts: 69 12/26/2009 23:50 |
a mountain bike, and a backpack in past that, to fish that have never seen a fly. |
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Posts: 2078 12/28/2009 14:20 Orvis Database Founder |
findwolfhard wrote:Aston Martin shooting brakes and estates are the cars I dream about. ROOS Aston Martin conversions are even better. Check-out these links: http://www.supercars.net/cars/1781.html http://www.roosengineering.ch/htmlengl_/archive/galleries.html http://www.pestalozzi.net/sb/am_db5/index.html Bamboo trim on this one...
http://www.coachbuild.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=162&Itemid=1 |
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