Nice suit
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Nice suit
Seen this morning down at Wimbledon Car Boot. Yours for 175 notes.
Iain
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Re: Nice suit
That's a rip off , the trousers are a bit short , must have been made to measure eh . Lol W. B .
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Re: Nice suit
That's the suit for the pub when you stagger home almost legless.....
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Re: Nice suit
All it needs now is a nice little embroided cloth badge on the lapel say barbel police
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Re: Nice suit
You can get a brand new shooing suit in the tweed of your choice from Bob Parryat for less money than that !
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Re: Nice suit
I assume that includes the Boater and the Bicycle ???
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Re: Nice suit
I assumed it was the carAshbyCut wrote:I assume that includes the Boater and the Bicycle ???
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Re: Nice suit
Not sure about the suit, natty but over priced.
More interested in the bike. That is a Dursley Pedersen, Victorian/Edwardian era bike. Supposed to be really comfortable even today. Good examples go for over £5000
http://www.dursley-pedersen.net/qa/view ... p?f=4&t=53
More interested in the bike. That is a Dursley Pedersen, Victorian/Edwardian era bike. Supposed to be really comfortable even today. Good examples go for over £5000
http://www.dursley-pedersen.net/qa/view ... p?f=4&t=53
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Re: Nice suit
Don't rate the brakes much! [The bike in the link, not the o.p.]
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Re: Nice suit
And I have to say that, even by bike seat standards, the seat on either of them doesn't look like the most comfortable thing in the world. Can't imagine even Wiggo would get very far up Alpe d'Huez on that.Vole wrote:Don't rate the brakes much! [The bike in the link, not the o.p.]
Iain
What is your favourite word?
I suspect it could be “love”, despite its drawbacks in the rhyming department.
Björn Ulvaeus
What is your favourite word?
I suspect it could be “love”, despite its drawbacks in the rhyming department.
Björn Ulvaeus