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There used to be a publicity vehicle run by a garage in Plymouth that was made from the front halves of two Austin A30s welded back to back. So when you were following this thing it looked like it was going backwards.
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Range Rover 'Sport'
I think the irony is lost on the drivers.
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There used to be a publicity vehicle run by a garage in Plymouth that was made from the front halves of two Austin A30s welded back to back. So when you were following this thing it looked like it was going backwards.
There is a well known crank 'wizard' in Christchurch New Zealand who drives a VW beetle made out of two front ends.
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In my youth I often saw this old Transit van/caravette (?) type thing parked near a local tower block, funny thing about it was the half georgian bow door that had been grafted to the back of it.
Steve.
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Xantia HDi.
Buy a Citroen and get to know the local GSF staff better...
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Being stuck in a long traffic jam on an A road and slowly inching down the road only to see a flashing blue light coming very slowly the other way.
Eventually the police car comes around the corner at walking pace and guiding a very large pink pig that was trotting along in front of the police car. They eventually got to the open gate in the field from which the pig had escaped and they both turned in....the irony of the whole event was not lost on many people in the jam who sat in their cars howling with laughter.
Aah the memories!!
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A Volvo estate with the reg. number S4 ETY
There was also a letter "F" stuck to the bumper below the plate as if it had just slipped off!
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Not funny really, but amazing... Saw a car today with a shirt hanging in the front passenger window...
On a similar note I saw a car being driven which must have suffered a broken passenger door window. To protect the occupants from the elements they had covered the window with a black binliner.
This morning I saw a few cars with heavy dew on the drivers door window - I must ask one of these drivers where they get x-ray eyes from.
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On a similar note I saw a car being driven which must have suffered a broken passenger door window. To protect the occupants from the elements they had covered the window with a black binliner. This morning I saw a few cars with heavy dew on the drivers door window - I must ask one of these drivers where they get x-ray eyes from.
'Some geezer come up and asked me something just as I was punching the air and shouting "Yay!" about something else, can't remember what, and my fist happened to catch him on the nose, bit of an eyesight problem, sorry yer honour....'
About a third of the cars in London seem to have black bin liner instead of one or more windows.
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Not really funny but made me wonder why...
A few weeks ago saw a Mitsubishi L200 crew cab, big hard pickup thing in "Elegance" trim. And in a quite girly light metallic blue colour. Warrior and Animal badging I can understand for this type of vehicle, but not Elegance... Especially if you say it with a bit of a French accent! Are they trying to improve sales in the school-run mum sector?
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