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Rolls Canardly
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iirc, they were something like this:
Rolls down hill, Canardly get up the other side
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I was talking to someone recently who said they had about 30 years ago a Rolls Canardly.
Does anyone have any details or what it looked like?
Do you mean Camargue?
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Joe_Horner wrote: »iirc,
Rolls down hill, Canardly get up the other side
This takes me back some years, our version was
Rolls down one hill, can hardly get up the other0 -
No I know the Camargue
This person quiet clearly said Rolls Canardly0 -
Joe_Horner wrote: »iirc, they were something like this:
Rolls down hill, Canardly get up the other side
Is'nt this a Fiat or Lada?0 -
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No I know the Camargue
This person quiet clearly said Rolls Canardly
This person, is he normally reliable ? as an aside I noted the article about some of the things the Fire Brigade get called out to assist with., HOW DOES ANYONE GET THEIR GENITALS TRAPPED IN AN ELECTRIC TOASTER ?You scullion! You rampallian! You fustilarian! I’ll tickle your catastrophe (Henry IV part 2)0 -
Rear engined Skodas were often called Rolls Canhardly, often used as a derogatory term for a big heap of rubbish and similar to many of my previous cars from the early sixties.0
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