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When much younger I worked away up in the borders, always stayed at the same hotel was never sure what was the lure the owners daughter or her little 127 Sport
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When much younger I worked away up in the borders, always stayed at the same hotel was never sure what was the lure the owners daughter or her little 127 Sport
philw696
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Both mateWhen much younger I worked away up in the borders, always stayed at the same hotel was never sure what was the lure the owners daughter or her little 127 Sport
lifes2short
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nice 500 but that's some weird pimped colour scheme
Oneball
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I think the horseshoes on the bonnet are a particular success.
GeoffCapes
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In mint condition. I wonder which is worth the most now?
The Granada or Audi i would bet...
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Possibly. I imagine 99.9% of the Granada's have been used/wrecked in banger racing now.
Finding one would be the hardest thing.
zagatoes30
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Audis were a rare site at this time, bet there aren't many still around. I was a big fan of the 100 Coupe at this time totally different to everything else around
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Had a Consul GT Coupe 2.3 V6 bought when living in Switzerland and used to drive it down to Nice regularly was a good car in bronze metallic.
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That’s false news!! A moggy can’t reach 60mph
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zagatoes30
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S1 big cat with that lovely row of rocker switches across the dash
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Now for something different from Mother Nature.
Amazing shot of the Split Apple Rock just out of Nelson by @cjmaddock. To find out how the rock got split below (in local tradition)
Two gods of Maori legend were fighting over the possession of a large boulder. To settle the matter, they used their godlike strength to break it in half.
That’s the origin story of the subject of January’s photo, Split Apple Rock, just off of Kaiteriteri Beach in Abel Tasman National Park, South Island, New Zealand.
Amazing shot of the Split Apple Rock just out of Nelson by @cjmaddock. To find out how the rock got split below (in local tradition)
Two gods of Maori legend were fighting over the possession of a large boulder. To settle the matter, they used their godlike strength to break it in half.
That’s the origin story of the subject of January’s photo, Split Apple Rock, just off of Kaiteriteri Beach in Abel Tasman National Park, South Island, New Zealand.
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Two great men...........Sadly only one of them left...
