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Peco exhaust booster was super hub caps removed copy of Aughtosport in back window phony powr bulge bonnet catches flared wheel arches printed sunscreen thingy's with driver and girl friend name

How about stick on heated rear windscreens and hazard warning lights and lucas spotlights (Still got mine)

Chrome finish sticky tape and chequered sticky tape, stick-on 'bullet holes' or glass, 'eyelids' for headlights, full-width external visors over the windscreen, chrome add-on spinners for hubcaps, hand painted white-walled tyres, a little red ball on a chrome stick fitted to the nearside front wing to demarcate the extreme of the car. AM car radios that needed a power unit in the glovebox, Philips 45rpm record decks under the dash if you were wealthy, a roll-up rear blind on my first car plus an opening windscreen, but that was a 1947 model. Oh and radio receiving licences for car radios. But there was also petrol at 4/4d a gallon...

shall we all arrange a meet and a shandy then seen as there are quite a few of us around. What would be the best night ? Im up for a Wednesday or even a Sunday morning. Whats the best venue? i would say with is all spread out Caerphilly mountain pub "the travellers rest" does a nice pint and has a large car park? what do you all think? any other nights venues etc.? some other venues, 1 - the lamb in penderyn, we could have a meet there go for a drive down the ystradfellte valley and back for a pint? 2 - meet near ebbw vale then have a run over to llangynidr and have a stop and a drink near crickhowell. some ideas to start us off thinking

We love 'em, and they love us back in their many strange little ways. Much as we might want them to b******* off when they pounce on as at something past five in the morning, we go looking for them when we get in from work, and somehow being pounced on isn't so bad Every bad moment sees a pay off of hundreds of good moments. The bad moments don't seem half so bad years later, we even remember some of the worst fondly. They lift us when we're down, some may be very clever, but they're rarely complicated. Their demands can bring out the best, (and occasionally worst) in people. They're family (or pack). It hurts when you loose one, because its so worthwhile when you have one. Though you may not realise till later! My cat was seventeen when he died after a few years of illness, those last few years packed some of the best moments in as well as the worstfcgghvjyvghvhgvxcgcfcyges Oops, my nearly-not-a-kitten-anymore just walked over the keyboard to see what I was up to! It took me a good few years before I had another cat, probably still wouldn't have taken the plunge, if I hadn't been sort of set up! (and encouragement from the Captain, you know thanks ain't enough) This time round it's me that's not so well, but little Max makes needed an operation to rebuild a birth defect in his knee, which certainly made me forget that, feeling sorry for yourself is very tricky too! Best of luck and I hope you get the best news you can, as for costs, you can only do what you can and what you are comfortable with.

Raising blocks to go in the rear leaf springs along with bigger diameter back wheels to give your sixties/seventies Ford that "just off to the drag strip" look. Cherry bomb and similar "straight through" exhaust pipes.

Some might argue one too few Yanks...