Unknown pickup?

[Richard-Essex]

Spotted this on another forum, it was taken at the Welland Steam Fair near Ross-on-Wye over the weekend - I wonder if it's unknown to the club? I certainly haven't seen it before. Looks very original.

[Chairman]

Isn't it Colin Dolding's ??

[A40FARINAGURU]

thats a point as he only live a few miles away from Welland

[a35lad]

last time i herd colins pickup was parked up and full with bird crap over it ?

[martin as3]

Yes, this is colin's wonderfully original, unrestored, never welded pick up!! Ive been lucky enough to drive it twice and it really is a little gem, but feels very light and fragile on those crossplies

[Chairman]

As us devon country boys would say "its a prawpa jawb" - say proper job with a Devon Accent !!

[A40FARINAGURU]

As us devon country boys would say "its a prawpa jawb" - say proper job with a Devon Accent !!

sound just like the Wursels!

[Richard-Essex]

As us devon country boys would say "its a prawpa jawb" - say proper job with a Devon Accent !!

sound just like the Wursels!

LOL!

[A40FARINAGURU]

just like this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tb63PdPweDc

[Richard-Essex]

just like this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tb63PdPweDc

That's the one! Whenever I hear someone from the South West I can't help but think of the Wurzels!

[WAC_Paul]

thats not the real Wurzels - thats the modern poppy rubbish Wurzels. The real Wurzels died with Adge Cutler

[Arion]

I have also been lucky enough to drive this pick-up. It was at the NEC classic car show a few years back, complete with a bale of hay in the back, uncleaned and unpolished and it caused quite a sensation. It is very unusual to see a running unrestored pick up. Long may it stay that way!