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Looks great... but muddy!  |
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qwerty
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Anymore pics of this:  Love the stance not sure on the rear window |
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klunk
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Love the stance not sure on the rear window I followed that out on the cruise, , until he went the wrong way, rather ironically I did flash him, but obviously with the rear windows painted he didn't see me flash him and dissappeared into the Bedford countryside. I believe it was still A Series powered, but was certainly very Low. Running minlites, so possibly ford axles? |
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klunk
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1949 Rover P3 V8
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qwerty
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I like that A LOT!But would have to have all the rear windows in!!
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having thoughts about a van panelled moggy now!!!
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The moggy was a bit wierd inside not sure if the body was channeled( it was wood the floor that is) but it was low.
James
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sowat
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Thanks to all the Retro Rider's who turned up at Billing.
Conditions aside hope you all enjoyed it
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looks like a well done chop, would definitely be interested to kno what's going on underneath it to get it that low |
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