Course not. They were thrown at all the Rockers.

Can't lay hands on any photos of my Lambretta but here's a bit of "modern" nostalgia. https://diaryofadetour.com/mod-scooters/

In those days we wern't wealthy enough to afford new Bermuda bars. lights and mirrors so it was to the local scrap yard where we picked up lights, mirrors and disused chrome Hospital Trolleys that we could fashion bars from. Mother was not too happy that her 40s Fur Coat ended up as a backrest and seat cover though Mustn't forget the 10' Tank Aerial

I still have one decal that takes me back to the 60s however (in fact two as there's one on the other rear wing too).

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Randa

I say old bean fancy a spot of Caravan rallying this weekend?

https://www.facebook.com/SoyCaravanista/videos/2841257776122725

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There's some more pics of Blue Anchor here Dave:- Those were the days.... (5)
Randa

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The fact that there is a UK owned 'Wartburg 353' in the picture startled one French commentator. He didn't realise that they were sold so far west.

Anyone know where this campsite is?

Randa

To use the words of Max Bygraves "I wanna tell you a Story"

As a young man, I once owned a Triumph Herald. On one occasion while in work, I was asked if I could drive to Port Talbot and pick up the works van to use for a site visit.
As I knew the normal driver of the van very well, I arranged with him to leave him my Herald to drive home with and I would deliver the van back to his home later that day.
Did I get a bo****ing from him when I took it back. He related the story of my awful car with bad brakes which he thought he was going to kill himself in.
Part of his journey home involved crossing a hump backed bridge before braking hard at a road junction.As he crossed the bridge and applied the brakes the front bonnet opened forward (The bonnet was also the front wings on the Herald) totally blocking his view.
That bridge is still there today and I always remember Vernon's words everytime I cross it
Randa