Ayagorawiya?
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I remeber seeing a weekly thing at Lenos on a Saturday, wher a man would say "Shazam!" and the next second you saw him flying! Was that Iron Man?
Actually, it was early60's.............although, as would have been reference to Batman too....................
You do of course mean ME old Boy.
And no one ever answered the question, who I was?
Billy
SHAZAM!...
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Wotcha onabaaht Hugh?
At least in those days Gaffers used to walk abaaht!
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Anyone know this or what?
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Disgraceful ! I call it :o
What about one fer the boys!
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And I am watching you from one corner of the Bermuda Triangle :D
Fort Lauderda... :o .................!
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I can't Remember this?
1968?
I must have had something more Pressing on my mind?
Ahh! :D I know, I had just discovered Girls...
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Spot on Andy
Not so Hard eh! :D
Now let me what else I can find fer yers'
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Like Arkwright Street, Wilford road was another street that had just about everything you could want. Likewise totally wiped out by the 1970's planners!
Once again thanks to www.picturethepast.org.uk we still have a record of the area.
Looking north from the Embankment end, Wilford Road terminus 1974. A place I cought my bus (40 St Anns) into town on many ocassions.
What memories do you have of this area?
Further up Wilford Road still looking north
Wilford Road/Deering Street
"Waiting for opening time"
A Wilford Road Watering Hole in 1973
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I though I might just bump this one :lol:
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Now Yer Talkin' B)
Decent motors in their time, and still are. Always wanted one of these.
There is one down the road from me, still going strong :D
The Rover 90
Mr R.E.Scogings' award winning Rover 90.
The Rover 90 was produced from 1954 to 1959, during this period 35,891 cars were built. The engine was increased in capacity from the earlier "75" and at 2638cc was the largest fitted to any P4. It developed 93 bhp giving an improved performance; the car could achieve 85 mph with the standard 4.3 to 1 axle ration and 90 mph with the optional 3.9 ratio.
In 1955 the P4 range was given a facelift; the boot line was also raised giving increased capacity. The following year the front wings were increased in height and incorporated flashing indicators. The sidelamps, which had been on the wing tops, were now built into the wings lower down. Coupled with this, a peculiar feature of the P4 was the small chrome beads which reflected the light from the sidelamps to the driver (They were not for attaching wedding ribbons - this was a mischevious rumour). These can be seen in the picture above the headlights.
In 1956 the frewheel was deleted and a Laycock-de-Normanville overdrive was introduced as an option.
The Rover 90 was the archetypal P4 and even now people tend to refer to the P4 as a Rover 90 whatever the actual model.
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Was that the Factory at Basford?
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There were no Women in Derby! :o
Glad I never went further than Shipley Boat!
Well Nottingham has allways had the prettiest girls! B)
But I never knew you were THAT strapped in Derby
Are you still in Derby?
I work there
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Was Hal an ex pat?
Perhaps I was thinking of Someone else
It's me Age! <_<
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This is bugging me now :o
I can't find a monster back?
I believe these may be Topp's Cards?
Anyone remember them?
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Not got time to scan me logs, but I am sure we had some other members in OZ.
Was Hal an ex pat?
Any way after tonite I will be a temp ex pat in LA for a couple of weeks. :D I'll be in touch whilst I am away
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Yes your right.
This is the Arboretum Waverly Street Bridge :D Well done mate.
Again Ilko Knew too.
Nat as Fik as e meks out. <_<
What did happen to Cocky?
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no caps cos i'm eatin christmas cake with me left hand
redhill is correct both of you well done :D
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Yes
Check Findagrave, BRILL.!
Off to the lauderette, got a duvet to wash
What Is This Building?
in Images of Nottingham
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Faant it!
Where?
Who is the guy in the biggist 'at?
Warra the wimmin lookin at?