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Ok ill update this thread tomorrow when i buy a adaptor jobby for the memory card in my phone. There was some lovely tackle on display. Sorry but most of them are vintage.
http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj142/matt1976_02/coach%20rally/coachrally097.jpg
http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj142/matt1976_02/coach%20rally/coachrally098.jpg
Like i say ill post some more tomorrow, there was a few with very interesting names:v:
Ok here are the rest. Riggs who does Master Matthew belong to, tell your boss is an honour to have a motor named after me lol....
Also the yellow motor, no idea what it is. But shares my Grans name Doris lol...
http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj142/matt1976_02/coach%20rally/scandisc120.jpg
http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj142/matt1976_02/coach%20rally/scandisc121.jpg
http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj142/matt1976_02/coach%20rally/scandisc122.jpg
http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj142/matt1976_02/coach%20rally/scandisc123.jpg
http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj142/matt1976_02/coach%20rally/scandisc124.jpg
Nice pic of Master Matt. The old Master Matthew was a scuzzy ten year old Plaxton Cheetah. All of the coaches are named after members of the boss's family. Does that mean you are related to my guv'nor? I'd better be nice to you from now on.....
The allocated driver is a guy named Colin who has been with the firm since before I was born.........
Cheers
Rog
No relation i promice lol..
Nice one Matt,but the old coaches do nothing for me:disgust1:
greenliner708
20-04-10, 05:02 PM
You young uns have no memories yet - great pics of the old ones Matt!!!
alan mcculloch
20-04-10, 05:34 PM
Good pics there Matt, what a long way we have come.While they are great to look at I wouldnt fancy having to drive a real oldie day in day out as our grandfathers had to.
The old ones are the best! Them were the days when chaps built coaches by hand with care and passion. The bright work looks well on them pictures. Plus thats when they used to paint them by hand to add the finishing touch.
Better than a Turk drinking racki wondering where to put the brew machine switch lol
alan mcculloch
20-04-10, 09:16 PM
Those old things had no servos or power assistance of any sort,look at the size of the un heated mirrors.and how draughty are they.All of that bright work needs a lot of maintenance.
Those old things had no servos or power assistance of any sort,look at the size of the un heated mirrors.and how draughty are they.All of that bright work needs a lot of maintenance.
In 20 years ill be saying the same thing lol.. But i love em they have caracter. Plus them mirrors dont get wacked all the time lol.. :music_whistling:
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