Old trucks

1939 Chev closest to camera.

First car at 14 in share with Dad was 1938 Morris 8-40 soft top.
Cost 30 Quid, new 6 volt battery and 25 quid for a vinyl soft top.
Style similar to the early MG's. Couldn't kill it or tip it over.
Younger sisters all learned to drive in it. Possibly still sitting out
in the weather behind a shed on the old farm. Fun days, Paul.

I remember getting onto one of those One Penny weighing machines and it registered 10 Stone, Geez I have a good memory !!!!

You must have been one of them 'rich' people to afford the penny to be told your weight. We had to spend it on arse wipe. :woohoo:

Cobba, Thanks for stirring the memory, spent a penny to put my weight on my application to join the Navy.
Arse wipe was rich uncles old telephone book !
Cheers.

And if you didn't like the rich uncle you use the current phone book.

The problem with using old newspapers is that you will become infected with ads.
Roderick

And who remembers the old tissue toilet paper - great if you needed some tracing paper though

PDU wrote: And who remembers the old tissue toilet paper - great if you needed some tracing paper though

That stuff was more like lunch wrap than toilet paper. I s'pose they didn't want you to use much.

Jarrod.

Otherwise known as Dirty Harry paper
Takes no $h#t from no one
Bluey