Q's about bikes in Blighty

Well, what does that have to do with maneuvering?

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Wrong.

THe 250 V8 auto most definitely has the column change on the right.

 

The Daimler 250 V8 auto definitely is. I was driving one the other day

 

I had one of those, really good car.

 

One can tell a right-sider nube cager in a left-sider country. The
wipers instead of the turn indicators are in motion at a stop.

 

How does that work, then? - 'cos I've never owned a car with the stalks
reversed.

 

<fx: blinks in disbelief>

The one I rode in seemed to be made out of balsa wood, reject electrical
components, and recycled Airfix kits.

 

A completely stupid idea.
I'm in.

Steve

 

Bugger. My smallest bike is a 250 single. I'd be up for it, though. Can
we have a 250cc limit?

 

<looks at the Hondgou>

 

"No descriptive data is held by DVLA for registration number NCR587F"
according to https://www.raccheck.com/consumer/vehicleDetails1.do

 

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/uploads/cars/daimler/783152.jpg

The lever to the right of the column is the gear change lever. It is
cranked so that it sits quite high when in 'park'

 

I'm also dumb-founded. I've had lots of experience with French cars and
have found that in general, build quality is shite.

 

Actually, I was being facetious. Having driven on Japanese highways,
made the erroneous assumption that all controls in left-hand-drive cars
cars in the world are standardised. They are not. IMO, best explanation
is from the following:

http://www.motorsportforums.com/forums//archive/index.php/t-125016.html

Sorry.

 

Reliable, didn't fall apart, quick, handled, loads of storage space,
spacious, extremely comfy, quiet, rattle-free and cheap to run. That's
what made it a good car in my eyes. It was amazingly well built for a
Citroen.

 

Would sir be interested in a nice Bantam Sport ?.

 

They never made a nice Bantam of any variety, so I don't know where
you're going to find one.

 

Shite old Vauxhall and Bedford CA - strange, but quite useable.
Istr the Austin A60 van had it on the left too, but I only drove that
briefly.

 

To Belgium?

 

Well, learn something everyday.