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Shouldn't it have loads of mirrors, a whippy aerial whith a foxtail on?
Personally I don't have the flowing curly locks. Maybe a car for S47?
When I was a yoof, we would ride down to brighton to set the foxtails alight.
Shouldn't it have loads of mirrors, a whippy aerial whith a foxtail on?
Personally I don't have the flowing curly locks. Maybe a car for S47?
When I was a yoof, we would ride down to brighton to set the foxtails alight.
davidball said:
Has CC's marketing dept gone mad? A Lambretta badge on a Caterham. God help us. It must be a pisstake
I must admit I did have similar reservations when I first saw it, but if people buy them on the basis of the Lambretta connection and wouldn't have countenanced buying a 7 beforehand then probably notHee Hee!...i followed this car from Brighton going North, looks strange without a roll bar (think that was a mistake) but apart from the Lambretta labelling, it has a nice radical colour scheme...plus it didn't hang about.
The thing is, not everyone wants a car, that looks like it is just going for a trip round Spa!
If it keeps Caterham in business, can't be all bad!
(that said, wasn't my cup of tea!)
The thing is, not everyone wants a car, that looks like it is just going for a trip round Spa!
If it keeps Caterham in business, can't be all bad!
(that said, wasn't my cup of tea!)
Initially I didn't think that I would like the thought of being in this car but after driving it for a while to the Stoneleigh show, I changed my opinion. I already like the Sigma engine anyway and this was a great little car to barrel along in. Plenty of looks and no negative comments at all from people who we met en-route. The lack of roll bar is to emphasis the old fashioned feel apparently.
I'm not sure i would buy one as my own car but certainly it was very enjoyable to drive
I'm not sure i would buy one as my own car but certainly it was very enjoyable to drive
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