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chassyman

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it's not an exotic sports car like all the rest seem, but truly wonderfull to look at.

john2443

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...and another BMC pickup


occrj

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Saturday 8th September 2012
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chassyman said:
it's not an exotic sports car like all the rest seem, but truly wonderfull to look at.
Oz import?

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mikey77

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Love it!

nicanary

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At the risk of being laughed at, is that an 1800 or a 3-litre? The front wings at that angle look the same.

john2443

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Based on the result of Googling images for Austin 1800 Ute, it's probably an Oz 1800

stuarte

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john2443 said:
...and another BMC pickup

Utterly barking. But brilliant!


finlo

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chassyman said:
it's not an exotic sports car like all the rest seem, but truly wonderfull to look at.
Rear window area looks very Heraldish.
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