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[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

There is a fella on the Autoshite forum who collects them.

[Rangie]

Blue fibreglass invalid carriages.

Ah yes......I remember the spaz chariots or  as we used to call them at school. Always light blue in colour.

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When I was a kid in South London there was a small lockup that used to service/repair them it was owned by a disabled fellow who actually drove a huge Cadillac Eldorado .

[biggriffin]

There is a fella on the Autoshite forum who collects them.

 There's always some one.

[STEMO]

There is a fella on the Autoshite forum who collects them.

I seem to remember top gear destroying a few playing one of their games with them.

[Raeturbo]

Air raid sirens being tested still in the sixties.

[Raeturbo]

https://youtu.be/erMO3m0oLvs

[dave the builder]

https://youtu.be/erMO3m0oLvs

Not much of a tune 
they still sounded them in the 1970s where I lived 

[Raeturbo]

A tune you won’t forget though👍

[Sir Tigger KC]

I remember them sounding the air raid siren here as a kid and we all thought it was the Russians on their way or the 4 minute warning!   

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

There is a fella on the Autoshite forum who collects them.

 There's always some one.

The same applies to the Morris Marina and Austin All-aggro.

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Blue fibreglass invalid carriages.

Ah yes......I remember the spaz chariots or  as we used to call them at school. Always light blue in colour.

. 

When I was a kid in South London there was a small lockup that used to service/repair them it was owned by a disabled fellow who actually drove a huge Cadillac Eldorado .

8.2 litres and FWD. .....or am I thinking of the Oldsmobile Toronado?

[Doctor Gollum]

Blue fibreglass invalid carriages.

Ah yes......I remember the spaz chariots or  as we used to call them at school. Always light blue in colour.

. 

When I was a kid in South London there was a small lockup that used to service/repair them it was owned by a disabled fellow who actually drove a huge Cadillac Eldorado .

8.2 litres and FWD. .....or am I thinking of the Oldsmobile Toronado?

Either or... 

[Lizzie Zoom]

Further to my mention of road replacement...........

Steam Rollers were being used in my childhood, and I loved them.

Don’t see them laying road surfaces today!

[STEMO]

Further to my mention of road replacement...........

Steam Rollers were being used in my childhood, and I loved them.

Don’t see them laying road surfaces today!

Doubt they were steam rollers, Lizzie. Road rollers, maybe.

[BazaJT]

Those little parking lights white light to front,red to rear that clipped over the edge of the window for when a car was parked by the roadside during the night.