Classic cars for larger broods

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#31 Post by OneCarefulOwner »

I don't think an original Multipla would be big enough; a 238 could be fun but it's finding one...

Words alone cannot express just how much I don't want that Transit! besides, it's only a 5-seater ;)
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#32 Post by TerryG »

I'm one of four and my dad carted us about in a Transit Tourneo (it was quite nice inside, leather seats, indivtual cigarette lighters, a/c, etc)
This one doesn't have the leather but it is still a handy thing: http://drilldown.autoexposure.co.uk/veh ... erlooville
Not exactly classic though.
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#33 Post by rich. »

yet....
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#34 Post by Amy »

How about one of these:

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#35 Post by JPB »

:shock: Can't quite put my finger on what's different about the mini.....

Eureka! It has headrests in the back, just knew that something wasn't a standard thing. :D
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#36 Post by Aar0sc »

JPB wrote::shock: Can't quite put my finger on what's different about the mini.....

Eureka! It has headrests in the back, just knew that something wasn't a standard thing. :D
You've missed that it's also got twin exhaust pipes :P
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:oops: Well it is a rather small picture. :D
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And the wheels are defnitely non-standard.

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#39 Post by OneCarefulOwner »

I'd love to stretch an Allegro, but with the current legislation it'd probably end up on a Q plate :(
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Car & Classic has a Mini on there at the moment, almost identical to the one a few posts above:
http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C215147

Oh, here we go - Ecto-2, anyone?
http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C216313

or perhaps a nice V8 Sherpa (LDV400)?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... K:MEWAX:IT
If it was a paddywagon I'd be all over that one!
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#40 Post by rich. »

that aggro is fab!
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