Bargain!
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Bargain!
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Made me laugh!
My Landy is in the garage being recommissioned - left her off the road for 18 months (silly!) and now needs a few bits sorting as well as MOT, but looking forward to getting her back on the road - essential as daughter wants me to take her to her leavers Prom (yes, there is such a think in the UK...) next month in "Maggie".
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Maggie MOT’d, taxed and insured and back on the road, spent the day washing her and Sue cleaned inside, getting ready for the prom….
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Rugged looking and Safari-ready - perfect for a leavers' Prom, which is basically the same thing :)
Deceptively roomy too - in the 70s nine of us went for a two week holiday round Scotland in an identical size and shape Landy. Probably wouldn't get away with it these days, especially with the clouds of weed smoke in its wake.
This was at the rail thing yesterday, an SS1 Fixed Head Coupe, absolutely gorgeous in my view. SS cars (Swallow Sidecar Company) became Jaguar in 1945, not least that the name had seriously bad connotations I suspect.
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This is their emblem at the time - you can see why perhaps in 1945 changing the name to Jaguar seemed a good idea!
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The SS Jaguar 100 is a seriously good looking car, too. They don't make them like they used to! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Cars