Bav34
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Anti Pesto
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Good cause.
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For sale. 1958 Austin A35. No MOT. Large enough for a BunVac 2000
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Brayman
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The first car I ever owned, slightly newer though. Registration number was 322 BLP. Mine had the bench seat in the back made out of old London Transport bus or tube seats.
Ramage
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My dad had an A35 saloon in Speedwell Blue,
registered RJB 95.
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registered RJB 95.
Super little car! /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
ADLS
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The bench seat was most likely out of a London Transport Trolly bus, 100s were being scrapped around the early sixties.
My second motor was a Austin A90 pick up with a Healy lump stuck in it. It would fly up to 60 mph then take for ages to get any faster. Great for the Traffic Light Grand Prix along the Norf Circler, looser bought the teas at the Ace Cafe.
My second motor was a Austin A90 pick up with a Healy lump stuck in it. It would fly up to 60 mph then take for ages to get any faster. Great for the Traffic Light Grand Prix along the Norf Circler, looser bought the teas at the Ace Cafe.