Stop me and buy one....if you can
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Reminds me of being in Portchester in 1971. There is a little road on the A27 going inland opposite where the old caff and Vosper and Thorneycroft were, and about 600 yds up there was a bridge under the railway line. The bridge was only about 6' or 7' high, and I took the road to go north of Fareham. A Moggie 1000 hot dog van, similar to the Escort, was coming the other way and it was clear he wasn't going to make it, so I flashed my headlights to warn him. Except he took it in the opposite sense and accelerated. The result was one half of a Moggie my side of the bridge, and a lot of hot dogs, shards of fibre, cooking equipment and what have you scattered all over the place. What a pity mobile phones didn't exist to take the picture.
crankedup said:
25k, that’s a lot of ice cream cones. Is it just me (very likely) but why would anybody spend all that
cash on a lolly van
Check out the price of a new ice cream van. Heres a 10 year old one at £26kcash on a lolly van

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ford-Transit-Ice-Cream-...
£25k is cheap for one, and this one does have some extra character.
bristolracer said:
crankedup said:
25k, that’s a lot of ice cream cones. Is it just me (very likely) but why would anybody spend all that
cash on a lolly van
Check out the price of a new ice cream van. Heres a 10 year old one at £26kcash on a lolly van

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ford-Transit-Ice-Cream-...
£25k is cheap for one, and this one does have some extra character.
really, 26k, incredible amount of money for an old van. Obviously I’ve never been involved in such business, puts a new perspective on the lubbly jubbly 
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