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Very nice looking car and you are right, the painted wires look well.
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very nice car, but it only take you 7 years to find TM
Must be because the car is being used
Very much in the dog house, could be up for rehoming
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Welcome Biffo! Great looking car 
Graham (G4FUJ)
Sold L44FOR 4/4 Giallo Fly
'11 MINI Countryman Cooper D All4
'90 LR 90 SW
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Learner Plates Off!
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Thanks for the pics and I like the colour.
Looking forward to hearing about the trip to the (old) Hebrides.
Nick
Last edited by Condor; 29/05/14 03:11 AM.
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Nice photos hello and welcome .
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Lovely story, and I'm looking forward to seeing Molly and her build pics! +1
Richard
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Hi Biffo - welcome to TM. Lovely car you have too. Ledbury is a special place for me. Stayed several times in the 70s and 80s at The Old Talbot with my mum and dad. Loved it there. The landlord at the time was I think Ernie Harrison, a Yorkshire man. He always had a good story to tell. Also, I remember a local used to bring his old shire horse along every Sunday. The local had a few pints and Ernie used to take out a bucket of ale for the horse. after a few hours the pair of them would be seen wandering home from one side of the street to the other. Happy times...
Lovely story Roger. The Talbot was 5 minutes walk from my Mum & Dad's home. I never knew Ernie's surname, but he and June, his wife were fantastic hosts. I once heard Ernie descibing to an American tourist couple, the skirmish that supposedly happened during the Civil Wars; resulting in a musket ball hole in the Dining Room panelling!  My Dad and I usually had our first pint in the Royal Oak, then back home via the Feathers and finally the Talbot.  Biffo: Apologies for going off-topic. 
Bud
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Warm welcome to TM Biffo - as you can see it's a good "shed" and tangential skews abound but it's all part of the fun. Congratulations on a lovely choice of colour, enjoy your miles 
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1999 Indigo Blue +8
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Hi Biffo - welcome to TM. Lovely car you have too. Ledbury is a special place for me. Stayed several times in the 70s and 80s at The Old Talbot with my mum and dad. Loved it there. The landlord at the time was I think Ernie Harrison, a Yorkshire man. He always had a good story to tell. Also, I remember a local used to bring his old shire horse along every Sunday. The local had a few pints and Ernie used to take out a bucket of ale for the horse. after a few hours the pair of them would be seen wandering home from one side of the street to the other. Happy times...
Lovely story Roger. The Talbot was 5 minutes walk from my Mum & Dad's home. I never knew Ernie's surname, but he and June, his wife were fantastic hosts. I once heard Ernie descibing to an American tourist couple, the skirmish that supposedly happened during the Civil Wars; resulting in a musket ball hole in the Dining Room panelling! My Dad and I usually had our first pint in the Royal Oak, then back home via the Feathers and finally the Talbot. Biffo: Apologies for going off-topic. Biffo - I apologise for continuing off topic! Bud - we drove through Ledbury again the other week so we could drive over the top passed British Camp to go on the Devamog factory tour. Brought it all back to me. Funny you mention the story about the musket ball - Ernie didn't just keep that story for the Americans! I remember him telling us and everybody new who turned up! Think I need to go back and stay and see if the current landlord tells the same story...
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Welcome Biffo. What a saucy girl Molly is 
Peter ![[Linked Image]](http://bradley.it/public_images/drive.jpg)
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