Pete Smiths new rig
Thanks to tiptop495, Kempston, Ray Smyth, pyewacket947v, Buzzer, mushroomman and Punchy Dan for the photos 
Oily
Early 1960s advert for the Pressed Steel Company.
oiltreader:
Thanks to tiptop495, Kempston, Ray Smyth, pyewacket947v, Buzzer, mushroomman and Punchy Dan for the photos
Oily
Early 1960s advert for the Pressed Steel Company.
Motor Panels of Coventry should have made an advert like that for their ubiquitous lorry cabs!
Dipster:
Buzzer:
Wednesdays, BuzzerThe fourth picture shows a Ford Zodiac of the same year and colour of the one I had! I think it must be what was known as the Zodiac Executive and came with leather upholstery etc…
The ‘Exec’ was generally a Mk4 never heard that related to Mk3.
The photo shows Mk3 Zodiac , looks like a Mk1 Zephyr/Zodiac under the cover and a Mk2 Zephyr.
Carryfast:
Dipster:
Buzzer:
Wednesdays, BuzzerThe fourth picture shows a Ford Zodiac of the same year and colour of the one I had! I think it must be what was known as the Zodiac Executive and came with leather upholstery etc…
The ‘Exec’ was generally a Mk4 never heard that related to Mk3.
The photo shows Mk3 Zodiac , looks like a Mk1 Zephyr/Zodiac under the cover and a Mk2 Zephyr.
Mine was definitely a Mk3 Executive. The paint colour was specific to the Executive too. It was the top of the range Zodiac at the time. You may recall that Ford used a couple of terms to denote the up-market models, Executive, an E suffix (ex: Cortina 1600E) and then Ghia.
The Silver Cross pram is missing its chrome hub caps from the wheel centre’s !!
Knock a few hundred pound off the price !
The wife and I had a similar one for our first born ( second hand ) we also had a series 3 Long wheel base safari Landrover, the pram and child went into the back without tipping the rear seats forward, not very PC in this day and age.
Regards
John
Dipster:
Carryfast:
Dipster:
Buzzer:
Wednesdays, BuzzerThe fourth picture shows a Ford Zodiac of the same year and colour of the one I had! I think it must be what was known as the Zodiac Executive and came with leather upholstery etc…
The ‘Exec’ was generally a Mk4 never heard that related to Mk3.
The photo shows Mk3 Zodiac , looks like a Mk1 Zephyr/Zodiac under the cover and a Mk2 Zephyr.Mine was definitely a Mk3 Executive. The paint colour was specific to the Executive too. It was the top of the range Zodiac at the time. You may recall that Ford used a couple of terms to denote the up-market models, Executive, an E suffix (ex: Cortina 1600E) and then Ghia.
Get it sorted here
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Zephyr
Oily
A brand new DAF from De Cotillas in Murcia Province, south east Spain
delivering to H.J.Heinz factory at Kitt Green, Wigan, earlier today.
Ray Smyth.
Punchy Dan:
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Hi Buzzer we have definitely started at the bottom and worked upwards
Love the look on that little 'uns face Dan.
pyewacket947v:
Punchy Dan:
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Hi Buzzer we have definitely started at the bottom and worked upwardsLove the look on that little 'uns face Dan.
Hi John that little un got a fleet now and so has the one on the right ,the other one drives for me
Punchy Dan:
pyewacket947v:
Punchy Dan:
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Hi Buzzer we have definitely started at the bottom and worked upwardsLove the look on that little 'uns face Dan.
Hi John that little un got a fleet now and so has the one on the right ,the other one drives for me
They can’t be Jeffs as they haven’t got beards! 
Pete.
That chicken would probably give a fox a run for its money!
tyneside:
That chicken would probably give a fox a run for its money!
Probably give the poor bugger a kicking. 
