SII Cheesegrater Traveller in Partners in Crime

[Mr. A]

BBC1 Sunday coming.
486 UXR
Is it genuine?
Don't think so.
Bonnet is not properly latched at all times
Probably because a cheesegrater grill has been fitted to a Series V traveller which does not quite line up with the catch.
And masking tape has been applied to its wraparound screen creating the illusion of a split screen.
Note the wipers are parked all over the shop and all wonky like.
Not sure about the colour either.
And I bet it ent running on crossplys.
Wonder why the film company went to all that trouble.
Surely there are some SII travellers around that they could have hired in

Mr. A
Formerly of Avon Branch

[ianmack]

In the trailer I saw the car was parked in the middle of a field with characters running away from it, usual film makers cliché for 'it's going to explode'. If they wreck it lets hope it's not a good or rare one.

[Mr. A]

There is a clip of it being driven through a wooden (stunt) five bar gate
We watched the clip on freeze frame and the screen shape is all wrong - no peak on the roof as with a SII
So-o-o-o disappointing for an anorak like me
Mr. A

[Mr. A]

There is a clip of it being driven through a wooden (stunt) five bar gate
We watched the clip on freeze frame and the screen shape is all wrong - no peak on the roof as with a SII
So-o-o-o disappointing for an anorak like me
Mr. A

[busguy]

The reg number shown is a fairly recent genuine issue as a replacement for a registration transfer, or where the original reg number couldn't be proven to the DVLA. Eg. barn stored car not on the DVLA register, and with no paperwork.

[Mr. A]

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