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Penski would take that off your hands, although it's not got quite enough patina for his liking.
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my dad used to bury he bashed cars in his garden, do you live anywhere near ringwood / plumney ?
I know a guy a few years younger than me that buried his dad's car after he crashed it joyriding.
He lived near a building site where his dad was working at the time, he just rolled it into a building foundation hole and covered it in wet cement (too wet as it didn't set)
= very angry dad
He lived near a building site where his dad was working at the time, he just rolled it into a building foundation hole and covered it in wet cement (too wet as it didn't set)
= very angry dad
South East - Polegate, GF's parents house. From what i've heard there used to be a lot of car's going past the back garden & that before gf's parents moved in a guy used to live here and before that 2 boys (men) and they used to bring car's to the back garden to do whatever. Gf's parents have lived here for 32 years now! Well it has been a shock to all of us! ..lol
Thanks Lopez for the other forum!
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1937 Austin 10 rear light:
French wheel (3 stud pattern) but not Citroen 2CV
The studs are a different spacing apart:
Might be a Peugot 404 lugcentric wheel off this (minus a hub cap obviously:
I reckon they were a 1960's ***** chop shop
French wheel (3 stud pattern) but not Citroen 2CV
The studs are a different spacing apart:
Might be a Peugot 404 lugcentric wheel off this (minus a hub cap obviously:
I reckon they were a 1960's ***** chop shop