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Gudday M8

RE: wives and girlfriends

not sure wot U got go n there .... sounds like a harem.... keep up the good work...... U must B big Down Under

U must B a insomniac reply n to me Wotzit 2 in the morn n

Well Dun ..... U dun had a WAG n got it right

Drinx 4 U ............. from u're very own fridge of cause



Yup
U dun Good ... Tiz a
Twin turbine Chevrolet Bison
1964 GM concept truck



This freight transporter was introduced in the year 1964 at the New York World’s Fair. This vehicle featured a design that was turbine based. It also featured a completely electronic mechanism of loading and unloading the standardized cargo containers. This truck never appeared in the trucking industry but there were other turbine-based engines that made their way with a completely different concept.


















Wotzit # 389







cya

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Could be a Moreland?

Star ???

1925 Moreland . . .
Too late again. but my excuse is I was busy picking up the RHS brakes for my Austin and two of the 20" wheels so I can roll it out of the shed again! The other five can wait until the weather cools down a bit, I was a sauna on legs getting what I did! :dry:
ALSO Morris, the Graham Paige in question did need the seven wheel nuts removed as it is a 1929 with wire wheels, not wooden spoked wheels.

And while we wait for your next enigma Swishy I must point out that there is no harem (I can no longer manage one of these; ask my wife and don't bother looking for girlfriends!). It was just by chance I spotted no one had answered it when I came home from an 8-ball session, decided to forego my bed and to use my Thoroughly Researched & Ultimately Educational :whistle:
Bring on the next one . . .

U cood B right (again) Grandad
Sorry for the delay ......... hope u din die of thirst
:lol:
delays occur wen pewter aint talk n 2 Hardrive
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Yup Tiz a
1925 Moreland AX Truck



In 1917 Watt L. Moreland was planning to move his business to Alhambra, California. When Burbank city officials heard about this news they offered Moreland 25 acres (100,000 m2) of land free of cost, located on the corner of San Fernando Blvd. and Alameda Ave. The city of Burbank raised $25,000 to pay for the land, buildings were constructed and the truck company moved in. The factory was still surrounded by acres of farms



















Wotzit # 390









Keep u're eye on the prize

:lol:
cya

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Rubber Railway Company

Ghastly thing with a Ford cab!

Jarrod.

Yep Rubber Railway Company... She'd be a hand full on the road with articulated steering

Ugly!