Whatsthisthen?

[NewcastleFalcon]

jowettjupiter.co.uk is a visual feast of the cars, and also had a link to that film



Regards Neil

[BW]

Lovely cars, and their owners seem to appreciate lovely cars

http://www.jowettjupiter.co.uk/Jupitour06.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

(See about half way down the page)

[NewcastleFalcon]

Lovely cars, and their owners seem to appreciate lovely cars

http://www.jowettjupiter.co.uk/Jupitour06.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

(See about half way down the page)

That must be one of the nicest little hobbies to enjoy, pottering about through Europe in classic cars

Now the immature schoolboy in me did spot this half way down

Below L to R: July 22. On the way to Titisee in the Black Forest. Buddhist monk from Nepal in Titisee with Ghislaine and Edmund Nankivell. The well-restored Jupiter of Heinz Bolliger driven down from Switzerland (150km) to join is for the evening.

"Titisee" in the Black Forest must have been chosen as a stop off point for its comedy innuendo qualities.

Definitely a nice pair here



regards Neil

[myglaren]

Lovely cars, and their owners seem to appreciate lovely cars
regards Neil

Not for people that have another language than English as their primary language.

[NewcastleFalcon]

Lovely cars, and their owners seem to appreciate lovely cars

Not for people that have another language than English as their primary language.

don' t get the comment Steve

Regards Neil

[myglaren]

I also speak Swedish and similar thing arise quite frequently in that language and pass completely without notice or comment.

Example

Swedish swipes most of it's words from French and German - partly due to the Royal Family being essentially French.

[CitroJim]

Now the immature schoolboy in me did spot this half way down

"Titisee" in the Black Forest must have been chosen as a stop off point for its comedy innuendo qualities.

They could have gone to a village in Austria I suppose.. The one where they get fed up with tourists nicking the village sign all the time.

You might say they are pretty much f***ed off by the whole affair really...

This is the place... Caution: NSFW and may offend...

[myglaren]

Fail Jim - the nanny removed the naughty word and replaced it with expletive removed.

"There is no Expletive Removed in Austria"

I frequently see it on buses and lorries from Austria though.

You might try this instead - change of name.
There's one in Australia too, where they nick the signs as well.
There's also this that I recall from an Esther Rantzen program some years ago.

[CitroJim]

Thanks Steve That did fall on its face a bit didn't it

Thanks for the new link, it does mention the other place, the one I was trying to refer to, the one in Upper Austria

I used to live adjacent to a road called Titty Ho in Raunds, Northants years ago. Famous for it's classic car dealership - The Titty Ho Motor Co.

[NewcastleFalcon]

Its been a while, so how about this



probably not your standard gauges but should point you in the right direction



Just in case anyone's having a "dry January" best I can offer is a can of this



regards Neil

[CitroJim]

That can of 'Top Deck' goes back a bit now Neil...

Must be well past it's best before date... If it ever had one... Pretty vile stuff as I recall...

[NewcastleFalcon]

Alright then for those members from the West Country I am prepared to offer this although looking closely at the Top Deck can looks like it was the limeade and lager of choice for her majesty the Queen Elizabeth II herself!





regards Neil

[CitroJim]

I remember Cydrax well

[citronut]

back to the car, it looks like a Lancia Fulvia to me

[NewcastleFalcon]

Cydrax or limeade and lager Malcolm

There is a bit more on the answer card, which is an italian word to describe what you see here



regards Neil