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Well if you like the Landys as much as you love your Pandas there is plenty of eye candy up here for you 
General Panday 5! Mission: Yorkshire 7th & 8th September
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General Panday 5! Mission: Yorkshire 7th & 8th September
You should see the old boys at the fair they drive up into town on an evening on their traction engines leaving a massive wide track of squashed pebbles along the road, have several beers in the local then drive back to the field leaving a very wobbly wide track along the road
I can't believe you are driving over 200 miles to come and see us that's just commitment right there is that :thumbup:
Sounds perfect - where do I sign up?!!
It is a bit of a trek, I must admit - it won't feel such a good idea in the morning.....
Even further for Vernon & Barbara though from deepest darkest Hampshire. :worship:
I'm glad no one feels a shovel to wallop people is unusual btw - I don't usually, but it's nice to have options.
I'm glad no one feels a shovel to wallop people is unusual btw - I don't usually, but it's nice to have options.
I used to keep a proper full-sized one in the back of the Isuzu. I've found that an extending plastic one takes more "wallops", though; and that there isn't as much room for the resulting limp body in the Punto.... The hammock seats in Pippin may be better suited.... :devil:
PS: Just waiting, now, for a knock on the door from the local police force.
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I used to keep a proper full-sized one in the back of the Isuzu. I've found that an extending plastic one takes more "wallops", though; and that there isn't as much room for the resulting limp body in the Punto.... The hammock seats in Pippin may be better suited.... :devil:
PS: Just waiting, now, for a knock on the door from the local police force.
Mine's actually an ancient coal shovel so perfect size - just waiting for the traction engine now
Yes sometimes you wonder don't you - about someone taking it seriously I mean, not the hammock....
Yep, 265 miles according to the satnav, and with two stops on the way. One to drop off a gearbox for Panda V, and another to give back Bourgainvilleau Rosso his clx. Fortunately they can both come and meet us near the M1 so we should still be with you in time for the Saturday run. :slayer:
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Wow I had no idea, I am touched guys thanks so much for your efforts! And indeed all who are coming
And I thought the 160 miles for me was far
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Morning chaps (and chapess) have a safe juourney up north (and west) the weather is cloudy but warm and it's not raining! See you all real soon I can't wait
I used to keep a proper full-sized one in the back of the Isuzu. I've found that an extending plastic one takes more "wallops", though; and that there isn't as much room for the resulting limp body in the Punto.... The hammock seats in Pippin may be better suited.... :devil:
PS: Just waiting, now, for a knock on the door from the local police force.
Maybe they'll turn up in this...........
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That's ace! Does anyone know if they actually use these? It's an actual Panda car
Andy, count me in. 1h52 according to sat nav.
Have a good time, guys; and safe journeys! Hope the weather holds.
Mine's actually an ancient coal shovel so perfect size - just waiting for the traction engine now
Yes sometimes you wonder don't you - about someone taking it seriously I mean, not the hammock....
The national traction engine trust, chiltern traction engine club,
60th Anniversery run from Old warden Shuttleworth collection, bedfordshire
27th september,
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We're all livin the dream out in the dales - had a fantastic day today with some great weather, bring on the mud for tomorrow!
Running a bit late and can't find your phone number andy!
if someone can text me the postcode you are going to I'll meet you there
07753992748
cheers.
if someone can text me the postcode you are going to I'll meet you there
07753992748
cheers.
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Would it have been wrong to send the postcode for the Isle of Wight :devil:
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