Doc, is that you?Hot_Protein wrote:"Roads? Where we're going we don't need roads."
Andrew.
Doc, is that you?Hot_Protein wrote:"Roads? Where we're going we don't need roads."
Hi,Swishy wrote:As with so much now - cars just don't occupy the same place in people's lives that they used to.
Saying that, I certainly didn't go misty eyed over that Citroen BX...
Dogs are very proud of their bits , they keep them prominently displayed , and real clean ( usually in public when there is an unappreciative audience....... and I could do without the sound effects )stevemarl wrote:I would`ve said "THOUGHT to be fantastic in their day"... But yes, exactly, fashions DO change, in the day they really were the canine`s gonads or whatever! (never understood that phrase either - always get a very unsavoury image - but that`s another story!)peers.dupp wrote:They would have been fantastic in their day, though.
Thanks for those pics Andrew, Ages since I`ve seen anything like that.
Not too big for the crusher though.peers.dupp wrote:Hi,
Wow, those wheels are wiiiiiiide! Those arches have probably made the car too wide to fit into a single garage, though!
Andrew.
Hot_Protein wrote: Not too big for the crusher though.
It's not to my personal taste, although I can appreciate the hard work that has gone into the car.Hot_Protein wrote:Not too big for the crusher though.
The 'beast' he created for Martin Kemp was used at a charity event at Santa Pod where you could pay to smash it up with a sledgehammer before it was flattened by a monster truckHot_Protein wrote:I find that guys "creations" personally offensive. You should look at his other beasts.