roger peatman

I remember House of Wax with the bat n ball scene.

Thanks Ian - it took me about 2 hours to write it , and then about a week to record it !!

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Remember it well - I bought a new ZX10 form there in 1988 and p/x'd my Honda CBX 1000 - big mistake - they're worth a lot of money now ! - Doh.

Raced a good few time at Mallory in the 70's - a great right -hand circuit on a sidecar outfit !!

I remember the one near Burton Joyce crossroads - I think it's a housing estate now.

A "Lefty" - like myself !

Looks like a "National" petrol station in the background ? - always liked their colours and logo/sign.

Or Texaco ?

First vehicles to have "Spring brake actuators" - I remember having to overhaul them . - first time we saw them on the bench we said - blimey (or words to that effect) - how does that tiny circlip hold the two halves of the chamber together when it took 1 ton of pressure to relieve the tension on it !!

I used to cover Central Market "Depot" as the night fitter throughout the 70's - still stunk of fish though !!

Could be a Triumph Renown ??

As far as I remember, I'm pretty sure 9,54,65 routes were Gordon Road / Thorneywood, Prospect Road, weren't they ?

Where did the "Dale" rota go exactly - remind me.

Wasn't it the terminus for 9's 54's and 65's ?

Can't see it - members only ?

Happy days - no speed humps on Cavo' !!

I've got 'LIHNX' on my old XK Jag - if that's of any interest to anyone ?

"FD"

Isn't it an "F" series victor ? "FE" was the last incarnation of the Victor

No time for that Catfan - too busy playing snooker in the institute !

That's a rare view of Sherwood depot - not a single car in sight on Mansfield road !!

Name doesn't ring a bell I'm afraid - I left in 1980. One driver I do remember was John Wainwright - I think he was something to do with the union ?

I was the night fitter at Trent Bridge depot throughout the 70's - I wonder who your dad is ? - I may well remember him .