Cars and bikes I’ve come across in my travels

motoddrob said:
Love that tractor. The front end is cool!! I have an old Massy 135 in similar looking condition that just keeps on going. It has the right number of cylinders, a Perkins triple!
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My orange Italian triple is a Fiat 480 tractor that gets virtually no attention and just loves to work. I have three other orange triples branded Kubota.
 
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AJ said:
My orange Italian triple is a Fiat 480 tractor that gets virtually no attention and just love to work. I have three other orange triples branded Kubota.
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My father-in-law had a fiat tractor, never let him down. Made in Yugoslavia I think.
Incidentally, Fiat owned Laverda (agricultural) for a while, perhaps you can rebadge your tractor 😉
 
This drove down out street the other day. Following a procession of locals drinking and dancing. Over head power cables had to be lifted with bamboo poles. It is full of speakers and amplifiers and seriously loud with Max bass. Could hear it for a couple of hours before turning into our street.
As we were supplying cold water and beer they stopped outside out place for half an hour before carrying on.
After it disappeared around the corner could hear it for another couple of hours cruising up and down the village streets. Was a fun afternoon
 

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motoddrob said:
This drove down out street the other day. Following a procession of locals drinking and dancing. Over head power cables had to be lifted with bamboo poles. It is full of speakers and amplifiers and seriously loud with Max bass. Could hear it for a couple of hours before turning into our street.
As we were supplying cold water and beer they stopped outside out place for half an hour before carrying on.
After it disappeared around the corner could hear it for another couple of hours cruising up and down the village streets. Was a fun afternoon
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Bus-kers 😉
 
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My grandma bought this 1938 new in New Zealand. She sold it when she got bad health in the 70's. I bought it off that second owner.
Not my cup of tea so much these days but my son likes it. Hopefully he'll come up with somewhere to keep it.
 

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Unfortunately in a post Brand and Walliams world you will need to be even more careful how you express yourself otherwise you will be labelled as a predator and a danger to women... :(
 
Andy J said:
Unfortunately in a post Brand and Walliams world you will need to be even more careful how you express yourself otherwise you will be labelled as a predator and a danger to women... :(
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And Jimmy Saville too? Rolf? Watched a pretty harrowing Brit mini-series called National Treasure, with Robbie Coltrane playing a comedian with 'a past'. I think compared to that lot, I'd expect we're safe. Expressing yourself is one thing ... these blokes were doing a little more than just 'expressing themselves'.
 
Andy J said:
Unfortunately in a post Brand and Walliams world you will need to be even more careful how you express yourself otherwise you will be labelled as a predator and a danger to women... :(
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In France, this progressive clique bombards us with drag queens and LGBT issues—much like Stalin’s famous question about "how many divisions" someone has, you realize that this movement represents practically nothing; yet, you cannot say a word, or else you’re branded a homophobe and a fascist.
The media establishment pushes this agenda, and they’ve enacted laws to ensure you stay silent—otherwise, you end up straight in court.
That’s how things work in the "fabulous" democratic world these people have created.
They even managed to disregard the people’s vote against a European treaty during a referendum, operating on the assumption that the public is too stupid to grasp the interests of those who actually run the system.
Still, I’ve gone ahead and bought a tutu—just in case they ever come knocking at my door.
 
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motoddrob said:
This drove down out street the other day. Following a procession of locals drinking and dancing. Over head power cables had to be lifted with bamboo poles. It is full of speakers and amplifiers and seriously loud with Max bass. Could hear it for a couple of hours before turning into our street.
As we were supplying cold water and beer they stopped outside out place for half an hour before carrying on.
After it disappeared around the corner could hear it for another couple of hours cruising up and down the village streets. Was a fun afternoon
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