my kid and her fav pink car
with Mrs Moy ^_^
my kid and her fav pink car
with Mrs Moy ^_^
A place for everything, everything in its place.
aaaaah.....very cute.
I bought a white mini for the ex to learn to drive in because it was the only car in which she could reach the pedals !
Haha. My wife keeps looking at the Smart cars longingly.....Originally Posted by grahamw48
aaaaah.....very cute.
A bought a white mini for the ex to learn to drive in because it was the only car in which she could reach the pedals !
I've lived with that for quite some years.
Despite the relatively high cost my wife remains hopeful
Smart thinking, Graham ... a mini for a mini, eh!?
I bought a white mini for the ex to learn to drive in because it was the only car in which she could reach the pedals !
Strangely... despite my late first wife being scarcely 5ft in height, she always had a penchant for BIG cars.
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Typical British weather I see
Pink is my wife's fave colour.
yellow and black for meTypical British weather I see
Pink is my wife's fave colour.
A place for everything, everything in its place.
*Pink was a colour my daughter previously had an aversion to (for clothing). However ... since giving birth to her own daughter in the autumn of 2009, she's grown rather fond of *it!
Pink is my wife's fave colour.
Women, eh? Forever changing their minds ...
Oddly enough ... I've always liked wearing a pale pink shirt with a light grey suit!
Perfect contrast, IMO.
not just cute Graham would be so pretty if you see Mrs Moyaaaaah.....very cute.with that pink car
A place for everything, everything in its place.
Perfect match ... BOTH "in the pink"!my kid and her fav pink car
with Mrs Moy ^_^
... AND, of course, TALL men ... moi, [obviously!] for instance!
That's correct Arthur.... AND, of course, TALL men ... moi, [obviously!] for instance!
Despite their size, in tests Minis were found to 'fit' the widest range of heights. (Talluns like you and me being able to put knees each side of the steering wheel).
Here's the 4'10" ex-asawa with her rather large looking Mini.
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... I notice Moy has gone offline in the course of my ramblings.
- by my somewhat monopolising the dicussion -
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I shall NOW, therefore,~off and return it to its rightful owner.
I was talking to a woman at work who lives in Peel. The car was built on Peel and as you say Graham, was ahead of its time in terms of materials used to build it.....she said that the car manufacturing had been sold out to a firm on the UK mainland and are no longer manufactured in Peel.
Anyhow, great for all the Pinays....
p5004.jpg
The smallest production car ever.
Look out for the Jeremy Clarkson commentary.
http://www.peelengineering.co.uk/about.php
You'd think something like that would have a market again in these days of extortionate fuel prices.
Electric or diesel/electric hybrid ?
Quite agree. Easy to park. Easy on maintenance and insurance.You'd think something like that would have a market again in these days of extortionate fuel prices.
Electric or diesel/electric hybrid ?
Great for Moy....in pink....
Past variations on the theme:
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Is this one a Peel Car? Looks like the classic bubble car......I remember those quite well.Past variations on the theme:
From memory (I took the pics) that one is an Isetta....which has always been my favourite.
There were also bubble cars from (yes
Lots in the late fifties/early sixties when I was a kid. Only motorbike licence needed.
100 miles to the gallon. No reverse. 2 stroke 49cc engine. Hand signals only.
Quite funny.
Look out for Fiona Bruce.
100 miles to the gallon. No reverse. 2 stroke 49cc engine. Hand signals only.
Quite funny.
Look out for Fiona Bruce.video clip is hilarious
best friends have a smart car, ok for 2 but rather have the extra seats
You're older than I thought.
The Messer 'Tiger' did 90mph.
And when he picked it up at either end, to tow it - by hand - through the narrower corridors and on or off elevators ...
Exactly. And when Moighnahan simply picked the car up and turned him in the other direction....And when he picked it up at either end, to tow it - by hand - through the narrower corridors and on or off elevators ...
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