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Post  105E Tue Mar 08, 2011 11:49 am

One of a few 70s Dinky's I have (and not an Anglia Shocked ), UK car, UK made, UK TV, does it get any better than this Very Happy

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Post  Gauge 0 Wed Mar 09, 2011 12:24 am


Yes it does get better Andy - the real thing.

I had one of these once - a nice blue one - despite the design being slated by traditionalists they were great cars to own and drive.

I once did Glasgow - Cambridge in something ridiculous like four and a half hours on a quiet Sunday.

I never really got out of the overtaking lane all the way - M74 - A66 - A1 & A1M and averaged about 90 mph - happy days. Very Happy Very Happy

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Post  105E Wed Mar 09, 2011 5:13 am

Hi, a blue TR7 could start off a new collection? A friend of mine had one in the 80's that was an absolute pig but he still loved it when it wasnt in the garage! and still a greatly discussed, the antics he got up to in it!! for me it is the vision of Purdey at the wheel Embarassed
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Post  Gauge 0 Wed Mar 09, 2011 7:59 am

I've heard many horror stories about TR7's but I reckon my guardian angel was with me on the day I proudly bought mine. It even had beautiful wide alloys and low profile tyres but more importantly it never let me down - ever. I must have had her for about a year till a first baby caused the sale of the TR and the purchase of a 'sensible' family car. In all that time she was never in the garage and never gave me any trouble at all. Now my old Viva estate - that was an entirely different story!

As to Purdey - i agree - though I always actually preferred Diana Rigg. It was just by chance I was in the front row when Diana performed naked in the play Eloise & Abelard. bounce bounce bounce

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Post  105E Wed Mar 09, 2011 9:24 am

Fantastic, cant compete with that. Emma is also my favorite and I have a couple of Corgi figures of her and Steed in my collection (which I will post at some time).

Hopefully you can help me? I have a Lotus Europa (red) which was one of Tara Kings cars, I am looking to make a mini diorama and I am after a suitable 1:43 female figure to make a representation of her, do you have any idea's?

Andy

p.s. Diana looked great in "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" the first Bond film I watched in the cinema! not a patch on your claim to fame Very Happy
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