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pawl

Legendary Member
I remember that. I had to be quiet when it was on. :laugh: Oh, and The Forsyte Saga too!




I read the book when I was a teenager If I remember correctly it was a bit naughty :eek::eek::eek:
My brains hurting trying to remember these things from the past

WHAT TIMES THE RUGBY ON?


EDIT Just went into the kitchen Can’t remember what for because Z Cars suddenly popped into my mind.
Think I need to lay down in a darkened room:blush::blush::blush:
 
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Andy in Germany

Legendary Member
Clearly your cooking is improving.

I admit it: I was showing off.
 

mybike

Grumblin at Garmin on the Granny Gear
Same here ! I was looking for a mini 1275 when I spotted a Sprint for sale . I didn't tell my wife what Sprint meant . It was an early 1974 reg model in French blue . It's very rusty .

Mine was 1973 and yellow, my uncle, from whom I inherited it, had to wait ages for it. He originally wanted one with overdrive, but settled for the standard. He didn't do many miles in it, I think it had something like 1200(0?) on the clock when I inherited it.

It drank carb damper oil faster than petrol.
 
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Deleted member 1258

Guest
Who can forget, Sooty, Sweep and Sue, then there was Lenny The Lion, I cant remember the blokes name, then there was the Flower Pot men, Rag tag And bobtail and the Wooden Tops.

Lenny The Lion was Terry Hall.
 

Reynard

Legendary Member
I think after that saga came " The Fugitive !" A one armed bandit was seen leaving the scene of the crime ! "Will Dr Richard Kimble be able to clear his name ?"
Life was so exciting in those days ! :whistle:

The guy who plays the one-armed bandit is Andreas Katsulas, far better known for his roles as G'Kar in Babylon 5 and Commander Tomalak in Star Trek: The Next Generation.
 

Reynard

Legendary Member
Seem to remember the bypass hose was at the back of the engine on the 998, having had to replace one in the dark on a hot engine one Sunday evening as I was on a course and had to drive back to Leafield from SE London. On the way down, I stopped because I could hear a hissing noise. Then I realised it was because the road was wet. :wacko:

Yep, and putting a rubber glove over the distributor cap to stop the water from getting in and causing misfires... :blush:
 
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