Yep Grandmoon--and the poppet beads inside the back window.

The gear stick knobs made from billiard balls and

old lawnmower pistons.

The sticker with-NRNRH on the window.

Work that out -or mail me-not posting it here-lol.

Fox tails on the aerial.

-im getting emotional---------Richo.

In about 1960 my first husband had an MGB..

All MG owners would nonchantly raise a forefinger off the wheel in acknowledgement of another MG driver when passing.

Talk about having to tatoo your name on the soles of your feet, otherwise no one would know who you were!!!!!LOL

Can't explain that any better without being so explicit that I'd have to go to the island......

give us a clue Richo?

by the way thanks to the person who explained Payee to me♥ had a few cheques made out to various docctors who treated me in hospital from medicare ....my name was on the cheque too, so got a bit confused.  Which is nothing new!  lol

Gilly-most young blokes cars in WA and when i moved to

Frankston Vic in the 1960s had one.

Roughly translated it was---No- -Rough stuff No Ride Home lol.

Never worked for me.

What about -sneaking into drive in movies in the boot!

didn't have that experience Richo.

When we went to the drive in, it was for some serious snogging

lol

didn't have that experience Richo.   When we went to the drive in, it was for some serious snogging   lol

Driving off with the sound machine still attached to the car.

LOL Grandmoon

I remember that!

Yep -fixing the high heel rips in the car headlining

on sundays-memories!

What about those spiv coke salesmen.

They would go into an area and sell the local

milkbar owners a large box of yoyos.

Then stake out a few schools and give a a few away,

at lunch time to a couple of trend setters.

-everyone else had to get one-lol.

Many a true word spoken in jest, Richo! It's nice having a seniors thread to use expressions that a lot of the youngsters have never heard of. eg. a tiger in your tank grabbing a tiger by the tail etc.

Oh how I can relate to that.

On the old M2M board I was answering some questions from a newish member and used the expression "a trap for young players"...she flared back in high dugeon that she was not that young (in her 30s I think) and that she was not playing at anything.  It took quite a bit of explaining on my part that I was not insulting her or being rude.

I though everyone understood that expression....but it did teach me never to use a throw away remark about anything for fear of being misunderstood.

Morning seniors. Yes Kaye you do get a prize. Its a futures pack. A commode and walking frame! Richo.

Hahahaa oh you are an evil man Richo :^O