Re: breakdown truck
Posted: Sun Dec 11, 2016 1:13 pm
Maybe it was decommissioned in 1965? Back then, it would have shewn as being registered at the time of the change taking place, there were no "age-related" plates available then..
I rather like it, imagine how cool it would be left looking standard outside, but fitted out in a similar way to the Bedford coach, which has been a fixture on eBay for at least a year, possibly because it's too expensive when a house containing similarly high quality fittings can be bought for the same amount unless you stay down south, in which case buy the bus!
And on vehicles that aren't what they appear, take a keek at this: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2013-MERCEDES ... Swv0tVCq3D
At the price, I reckon the classic Cinquecento should be included and apparently it's only there to illustrate the size of the garage, but the very fact that a caravette comes with a garage makes me want it.
I rather like it, imagine how cool it would be left looking standard outside, but fitted out in a similar way to the Bedford coach, which has been a fixture on eBay for at least a year, possibly because it's too expensive when a house containing similarly high quality fittings can be bought for the same amount unless you stay down south, in which case buy the bus!
And on vehicles that aren't what they appear, take a keek at this: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2013-MERCEDES ... Swv0tVCq3D
At the price, I reckon the classic Cinquecento should be included and apparently it's only there to illustrate the size of the garage, but the very fact that a caravette comes with a garage makes me want it.
personally I think a lot of fun could be had with Range Rover tri axle conversion