Like driving a Rover or Wolseley. None of yer Ford rubbish!Originally Posted by mikmas
When I was a kid I thought Greenshield stamps were dead posh .... like having a telly with ITV - or drinking PLJ
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Like driving a Rover or Wolseley. None of yer Ford rubbish!When I was a kid I thought Greenshield stamps were dead posh .... like having a telly with ITV - or drinking PLJ
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Just after the war, Dad bought a brand new Wolseley 6/80, I remember it, Reg No. YMD 81, it rusted a bit.Like driving a Rover or Wolseley. None of yer Ford rubbish!
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I'm Martin.
Thanks for posting.
Brings back loads of memories. Used to visit Tottenham Court Road and Lyle Street in London to purchase components or ex military radios for home build stuff. So many different speaker drivers to choose from 😊
Also built Heathkit radios and test gear such as a grid dip oscillator. The transition from valves to transistors was quite a revelation.
GyroDec 2M Black, Amplification: Luxman 505ux.
Loudspeakers: Harbeth HL-K6
Quad 99 CD, Amplifier: Teac A H 500i, Loudspeakers: SCM11
Receiver: Teac CR H500, Loudspeakers: B&W CDM 1NT
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I'm Mike.
I've a memory that places Heathkit more or less opposite Lasky's on Tott. Ct. Rd. I built their 12" speaker kit in the mid sixties which I bought from there.
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