Bond Bug Convoy
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VSKeith said:
That is utterly insane! Thank god people and their creations like that exist. 
head I must have been/am I had one! I bought it when I was 16, completely restored it over the next 18months, ran it for about the same and then sold it at the Knebworth Classic Car Show where it went to Germany. One sold recently in the high £20ks! Very marmite but I've never had a car that I was asked about so much as that one.
For all the jokes, it was stable, felt fast as f*** and really good fun unless it was snowing and the front wheel is on the white bit left by all the other cars
. I saw one on a trailer behind a camper van last weekend and that's the first one in the flesh for about 5 years. They were rare to start with at about 2200 built, heaven knows how many are still on the road now.
For all the jokes, it was stable, felt fast as f*** and really good fun unless it was snowing and the front wheel is on the white bit left by all the other cars
. I saw one on a trailer behind a camper van last weekend and that's the first one in the flesh for about 5 years. They were rare to start with at about 2200 built, heaven knows how many are still on the road now.Chubbyross said:
VSKeith said:
That is utterly insane! Thank god people and their creations like that exist. 
But why of why did the idiot making the film, or filming the runs at the strip, cut the film BEFORE the ET's came up on the timing screen
Edit: found vids elsewhere on Yooftube...... 11.22 @ 117mph
And that's with a serious traction issue
Edited by aeropilot on Friday 1st July 16:34
Bonkers and brilliant
VSKeith said:
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