Check out this cool camper

[Lazybones]

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[48Rob]

Sure is!

[angib]

Gee, that is a serfistikated Dormobile - it's got a fridge!

Ours didn't have one, but then it was a little older, without them fancy wrap-around pannyramic rear winders:



Like I said before, travelling with the sliding doors open (in the age before seat belts) was a big thrill.

Andrew

[48Rob]

Andrew!

Is that you driving!

Rob

[angib]

Is that you driving!

Well, I'm sitting there, proud as can be, holding the steering wheel and making 'brrm, brrm' noises. That's driving, ain't it?

I was very good at steering, 'cos I had one of those rubber-suction steering columns/wheels just like Maggie Simpson.....

Andrew

[48Rob]

Yep, its close enough!

[Creamcracker]

Gee, that is a serfistikated Dormobile - it's got a fridge!

Ours didn't have one, but then it was a little older, without them fancy wrap-around pannyramic rear winders:



Like I said before, travelling with the sliding doors open (in the age before seat belts) was a big thrill.

Andrew

So..Andrew where was this photo taken...inquiring minds want to know!

[devigata]

So..Andrew where was this photo taken...inquiring minds want to know!

And do you have any idea of that TT in the background?

[Creamcracker]

So..Andrew where was this photo taken...inquiring minds want to know!

And do you have any idea of that TT in the background?

And I was looking again at the car in the background....is that an Austin A35?
Philip

[angib]

'Wales 1961' it says on the box of slides and we certainly visited the Talyllyn Railway on the same trip.

It could be an A35 in the background, but actually I think the A35 was higher and narrower than that car. My guess (and even with the slide in my hand, it's still a guess) would be a Ford Anglia/Popular/Prefect 100E like this:



Andrew