781 KG

[Elite Pete]

Not bad for almost 40 years old

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXEFBpZ_Exk&feature=related

Great i really enjoyed that video and the noise    Certainly left all the others behind 

I love the old Triumphs

[Sir Tigger KC]

Are you admitting to  ownership of an Austin All-aggro, Aaron?

You're a braver man than I.

Keep up old chap.. I've admitted to it several times here over the years  

1978, same age as me, donated by my Granddad complete with the dual controls he had installed as a driving instructor years before.. leaky, slow, bouncy but a wonderful first car back in 1996

I can talk. As a young stud about town, I once owned an Austin Princess 1700.....Shhhh keep it to yourself.

I'm guessing that you weren't getting much, so you ditched it for the Triumph 2500S ??   

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Are you admitting to  ownership of an Austin All-aggro, Aaron?

You're a braver man than I.

Keep up old chap.. I've admitted to it several times here over the years  

1978, same age as me, donated by my Granddad complete with the dual controls he had installed as a driving instructor years before.. leaky, slow, bouncy but a wonderful first car back in 1996

I can talk. As a young stud about town, I once owned an Austin Princess 1700.....Shhhh keep it to yourself.

I'm guessing that you weren't getting much, so you ditched it for the Triumph 2500S ??   

I'll have you know, Mr Tigger that the Princess was a babe magnet. 

[omega3000]

Are you admitting to  ownership of an Austin All-aggro, Aaron?

You're a braver man than I.

Keep up old chap.. I've admitted to it several times here over the years  

1978, same age as me, donated by my Granddad complete with the dual controls he had installed as a driving instructor years before.. leaky, slow, bouncy but a wonderful first car back in 1996

I can talk. As a young stud about town, I once owned an Austin Princess 1700.....Shhhh keep it to yourself.

I'm guessing that you weren't getting much, so you ditched it for the Triumph 2500S ??   

I'll have you know, Mr Tigger that the Princess was a babe magnet. 

And so was the allegro vanden plas 

[henryd]

Are you admitting to  ownership of an Austin All-aggro, Aaron?

You're a braver man than I.

Keep up old chap.. I've admitted to it several times here over the years  

1978, same age as me, donated by my Granddad complete with the dual controls he had installed as a driving instructor years before.. leaky, slow, bouncy but a wonderful first car back in 1996

I can talk. As a young stud about town, I once owned an Austin Princess 1700.....Shhhh keep it to yourself.

I'm guessing that you weren't getting much, so you ditched it for the Triumph 2500S ??   

I'll have you know, Mr Tigger that the Princess was a babe magnet. 

And so was the allegro vanden plas

The one I had wasn't 

[Andy B]

....
And so was the allegro vanden plas 

The bog standard All-Agro was bad, but the VDP hit every branch when it fell from the ugly tree.   

[henryd]

....
And so was the allegro vanden plas 

The bog standard All-Agro was bad, but the VDP hit every branch when it fell from the ugly tree.   

Lovely inside though

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

....
And so was the allegro vanden plas 

The bog standard All-Agro was bad, but the VDP hit every branch when it fell from the ugly tree.   

Lovely inside though 8)

................every car should have picnic tables....

[henryd]

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And so was the allegro vanden plas 

The bog standard All-Agro was bad, but the VDP hit every branch when it fell from the ugly tree.   

Lovely inside though 8)

................every car should have picnic tables....

Mine did,actually it belonged to a retired bank manager,when I bought it it had covered 16k miles in 17 years

[Sir Tigger KC]

Are you admitting to  ownership of an Austin All-aggro, Aaron?

You're a braver man than I.

Keep up old chap.. I've admitted to it several times here over the years  

1978, same age as me, donated by my Granddad complete with the dual controls he had installed as a driving instructor years before.. leaky, slow, bouncy but a wonderful first car back in 1996

I can talk. As a young stud about town, I once owned an Austin Princess 1700.....Shhhh keep it to yourself.

I'm guessing that you weren't getting much, so you ditched it for the Triumph 2500S ??   

I'll have you know, Mr Tigger that the Princess was a babe magnet. 

Hmmmm...... That hydro-elastic suspension could take some abuse, so if you kept it pumped up it should have coped nicely with the motion of the ocean!!!    I expect the ladies found it very comfortable....   

Whats the old saying?    'Built for comfort not for speed' 

[omega3000]

They must have built them allegro's like tanks , my mate had one as a first car and took me out in it . He was spamming on about how well it took the corners ... however it didnt stop us going through a brick wall on a hairpin bend  It still went on years after that , still a few on egay as well