Would you buy a old Londoner double-decker here ?
And also many others things, it is like the cave of Ali Baba.
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Wednesday, August 22, 2007
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4 comments:
Yes, if it wasn't too expensive and it didn't need too much doing to get it roadworthy.
bring back Steptoe & Son!
it always surprises me to see a London bus abroad - and for sale. Same with red phone boxes.
Could make a nice mobile vacation home, with an entire upstairs. The more I think about it, the more I like the idea! Would have to watch out for low overpasses though, and that could be a problem around here.
I've never seen vehicles at a brocante before. In the German speaking parts of CH the name is Brockenhaus, in the French parts Brocante.
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