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Originally Posted by erikgto
Hi Grizz,
Your new ride is indeed something entirely different!!!
Glad it suits your needs and makes you happy.
For me the 71 woody wagon is something I've had on my bucketlist for years..... wanted to buy Lyn's (carguy66cars) white 71 woody wagon years ago, but couldn't get the deal done.
Never saw another one fs since then.
Like your pal said does it put a smile on your face? Yes it does!!!!
Would go well with my 70 convertible and 71 coupe!
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Originally Posted by 2002Z4CSS
I would like to find one of those one day to haul my German Shepherd around in  |
It is a good car this.
I think Erik is going to be very pleased with his purchase.
Today was the NSRA Swapmeet.
Went over in the Prozac-Mobile
http://retrorides.proboards.com/thre...troen-berlingo as you never know what you may find.
Met up with CraigRK, mate Martin and saw a load of other guys including Slammedcustom from GarageJournal.com
Awesome day.
First the one that got away.
£20.00 would buy this little tool.
I decided to let it ride on chance and go look once we had seen everything, if it was still there, then I would pay the £20.00 asked.
My mistake.as it was of course gone, Kev From Wales had seen it go an hour before I returned.
Bought these bits, some random, some not.
Set of auxiliary gauges from Dez on here for the truck, and later a chrome carrier for them.
The cast iron is planned for a Russian style Cross.
Number plate is one I do not have at all.
Some decent screw drivers and a super sharp scraper type tool I am sure someone will know exactly what it is.
Also a Corvette badge that cost me all of 10p
So all in a good day, the Berlingo also behaved as well as expected.
When I got home it was raining, so no chance to fit the silencer or any of the tinting.
Ended up with a glass of wine and some recoded Sky History.