Phil's TXD estate

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Phil's TXD estate

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Shot yesterday in a village called Terling;

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Oo 'ello! Lovely pics Phil. They've got that Citroen brochure 'My life will be empty until I own that car' feel to them. :D

Although if they were proper brochure pics the tailgate would have been open and some 80s 'exec' type would be loading some expensive luggage while he chatted to his (equally expensive) leggy bit of fluff - with whom he was about to spend a dirty weelend - I love car brochures!

All you need now is a pristine GTI to park next to it - it'll give a sense of the 'car for every occasion' diversity of the BX range!

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Paul296 wrote:All you need now is a pristine GTI to park next to it...
I know :) [-o<
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I dont like estates but thats LOVELY!
Lots of Motors, mostly semi broken....
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Very smart Phil. Nice setting too. Perhaps - adding to Paul's brochure theme - there should have been a picnic hamper open on the grass next to it?
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Don't forget the English setter lol
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I'm surprised the lead hasn't been pinched out of those olde worlde windows in the background :!:
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mds141 wrote:I'm surprised the lead hasn't been pinched out of those olde worlde windows in the background :!:
Nah - there's a lorry load of consumer durables you can strip out of places like that before you have to start worrying about the window lead. You hadn't driven down there to case the joint had you Phil? Unbelievable load space in those BX breaks! :D
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Nah, it's a regular haunt... We visit the church. (and not for the lead off the roof lol)
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