It may have been found:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-nottinghamshire-33451410
Worth £15k in mint condition allegedly. I'm not sure why you'd mention that, unless mint condition now means "sat at the bottom of a lake for 20 years".
I'd say that's good advertising for Ford anti rust treatment ! It clearly worked
I'd say that's good advertising for Ford anti rust treatment ! It clearly worked
There's a very slow oxidising process underwater.
Surely it's a Carpri.
Looks in bloody good condition!! 🙂
Made me think of this slightly earlier submarine
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My first thought on seeing that photo (on the article) was, "Knight Rider."
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I wonder if that bullseye on the windscreen means it hit someone and was then dumped and reported stolen?
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I wonder if that bullseye on the windscreen means it hit someone and was then dumped and reported stolen?
With no damage to the front or bonnet Dr Watson? 🙂
wonder if that bullseye on the windscreen means it hit someone and was then dumped and reported stolen?
looks more like damage from the inflatable bags inside trying to burst their way out through the roof!
Sadly I've seen a number of cars with damaged windscreens and no grille bonnet damage. They didn;t exactly do NCAP pedestrian crumple zones in those days, either.
Just idle speculation, anyway.
Discovered during a routine weed check ? Routine, as in they only do it every 20 (or more) years ?
How often do you check the weeds in your boating lake ?
daily obviouslyHow often do you check the weeds in your boating lake ?
and charge them a recovery and storage fee 😉Police said they would attempt to trace the original owner
A family of eels? But were they alloy eels or steel eels
In true STW fashion it will belong to the insurance company anyway.
How often do you check the weeds in your boating lake ?
Every time I dredge the moat