The Dark Wob

The Dodge looked very similar to one my father and uncle had pre-war. Next time I see my brother I'll see if I can get a copy of the photo. It was an ex-taxi that they had bought and turned into a farm hack, by cutting the rear bodywork off and sticking a platform on it. It looked very Beverly Hillbillies I think the only thing that remains of it is the bulb horn which went to my brother after I found it clearing the family home when my sister sold it.

Other random things found included the switch panel from my grandfather's first car (a 1920s Fiat) and a WW2 bayonet practice rifle. I carry on the family tradition of keeping loads of random crap.

I have just come here to say that Buick is pornographic.

I shall now leave, after rubbing my trousers a bit, Vic Reeves style.

It is a honey, though.

Back off my holiday today and just sorting the shipping both cars now paid for and will get picked up in the next couple of weeks. They are doing a bit of a deal and it will cost me around 3 1/2 grand to get the pair here including insurance and UK fee's. I have gone back to west coast shipping with these as they were so much better when I bought the Thunderbird than the muppets I used last time.

Is that in a container together or roro? If it's a container could you sneak a couple of motorbikes in as well?

It is a shared container they usually get 4 cars in

Do they double deck them? Seems really reasonable pricewise.

yeah they load them at angles to get 4 in. They will be going out of New York to Southampton if you have anything that might want a bit of space I can enquire.

Was just thinking of ways to maximise your profits really plus I like dirt bikes which I would assume are a nightmare to export unless you find a state where they would have a title?

Dunno if you've already seen this, but there's a massive collection of 500 odd cars going under the hammer in Canada shortly.

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