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My son was a radio ham in the early 80s he had his fixed to his bike.

I attended there from 1959 onwards on day release from the Serck, when i got myself a car one or two of us used to go for a ride out somewhere at lunch time and forget to go back, naughty boys ;)

Another car of yester year.

My mother sitting by an old Bedford.

This is the Talbot that sould have been in the thread above.

A Talbot Sunbeam having a make over.

A friend of mine with his 4/44

One of the cars that i had at one time.

Lloyd, Interesting read i did know that Bugatti had made a train.

A friend of mine who lives in Liverpool i am sure his son son was manager there around the year 2000 his name Kirkwood his farther used to deliver cars around the country for him.

I bought a Morris Oxford from Clock garage in 1962 photo of that very car.

Eric, Those painting are exelent you have a good eye for detail.

Graham, A 60 year old friend of mine is a cyclist he dosn't have a car and uses his bike to get from place to place, he was saying that on his oldest bike he has change the chain gearer and clanger because they have all worn, have you had to do this to any of your bikes.

The same car being raised from the water.

Another one going to auction.

Story of the Bugatti Royal that was sold at auction.

We went to Tinturn Abbey and there were 9 Bugatties on the car park the rest of them are out of the photo to the right the right it was the Bugatti club they were the real thing, one of them out of the photo was a Royal the most expensive car ever ti sell at auction reaching $8.7 million in...

Graham, Where do you keep getting these photos from i haven't seen that one before.

The Spitfire above J.G.668 will be on show in it's own museum in Haverfordwest west Wales were it is being rebuilt, if anyone is that way at any time pop in and have a look.

Graham, He was a good man to know for up and coming cyclists to know so they could achieve their goal in the cycling world.