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Old 17-05-13, 23:04
Phil Waterman Phil Waterman is offline
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Default Keep it Black and get a pretty ATS driver

Hi Lang

Great post of HUMBER with the history it should stay original. Just get a Pretty ATS Driver to sit up front and drive. Maybe a couple flags up on the front wings, my wife says to learn to do the Royal Wave, maybe a stuffed gorgi.

But then again may be having a pretty ATS driver is the way to go with many vehicles.

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Old 17-05-13, 23:20
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Phil,
You are right about saving it. We do not need a driver as it already has, admittedly not pretty, an ATS driver (Arthritic, Timid, Senile).

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Old 17-05-13, 23:41
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Default Tired maybe, Timid never.

Timid Lang? I doubt the fellow in Istanbul that left the 'discussion' minus his shirt buttons the day after I was robbed would agree.

Thanks again for the try.

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Old 24-05-13, 22:08
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This is our 1938 Humber, i would leave your one as it is as my humber was blue when it was taken from the owner in 1939. Did not get it back until 1946. The last photo is of a captured british pre war humber in 1940 and used by the germans.
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