Practically Classics Forum

only you, at the mention of the word "bush" would think of a radio :S

Now then Terry, at least he thought of a clean double-meaning. I didn't expect that!!

That's nothing compared to what I think of when I see a can of Irn Bru.

Could have been worse by mentioning George BUSH jr!!

TerryG wrote:only you, at the mention of the word "bush" would think of a radio :S

apart from radios,trees & shrubs there is another meaning?

They are often plastic, brass or phosphor bronze "tubes" used where a bearing might be considered overkill.

Phew, got out of that nicely

rich. wrote:

TerryG wrote:only you, at the mention of the word "bush" would think of a radio :S

apart from radios,trees & shrubs there is another meaning?

Two that I can think of, here's an image that combines them in a cryptic type of way:

Awesome find! Shame for someone to let them get to that state though

Or did the cover preserve them better than nothing at all? I mean, the interior of that Sunbeam is pretty decent considering.

JPB wrote:Or did the cover preserve them better than nothing at all? I mean, the interior of that Sunbeam is pretty decent considering.

The interior is in remarkably good condition, the leather is still soft and supple, just how I like it

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A few spares from the boot



The Morris











As far as selling these two cars go, I will need some pricing advice.

Is £500 each about right ? Both come with a V5 and wads of history, the Morris even has bill of sale

Any help would be much appreciated