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Chris Barrie. Classic cars. And pages 60-62 of the October edition of magazine Practical Classics:
With many thanks to Jonsmad for the scans. It’s a rare insight into a slightly more personal side of Chris Barrie - who knew he used to be head boy? I bet he was a fucking scary one too.
Chris is actually writing a column for the magazine starting from the next issue - so if anyone from the legal department of Practical Classics is reading this, view this at an extended advert…
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…wait, Chris Barrie writes, too? As if I needed another reason to go all swoony over him. Now, if you’ll excuse me while I go and do so…
Also, you linkied to me. **giggleblush** Dawwww, thanks.
That is so cool and amazing and neat and I can’t understand a single word of it but it’s Chris Barrie so it has to be great! **gasp**
…Okay, I’ve calmed down now. =P
edit for great justice: But seriously, he’s a really good writer. Even if I can’t understand half of what he’s banging on about, he’s managed to make the other half fairly accessible.
**giggle** Still, the thought of Chris Barrie swearing…
Steve Harris / Sun, 2006-10-01 00:08 / #
Wow, the very first car I owned was a Wolseley 1500 in ‘solid grey’, bought for £20 and a moped, it lived in my Dads garage for 12 months and never made it onto the road with me at the wheel. The backseat did however serve a purpose on occasion.
The chap who bought it off me had it renovated and painted the same livery as Chris’s. Ah memories eh…
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