Anyone remember these?

We would call them spaka chariots always would be parked round football pitches in the 70s   

My uncle Derek had one

missyj wrote:My uncle Derek had one

Did one of his shoes have a 10 inch platform?

bitofatwat wrote:

missyj wrote:My uncle Derek had one

Did one of his shoes have a 10 inch platform?

not sure what sort of handicap he had , he was my nans brother his speech and body were buggered but his mind was fine , got a photo of him somewhere with some bunny girls  

They were everywhere in the East End of London in the 60s.
Three in my street.
The one in the pic is a 1971 job.

Nobby Cheese wrote:They were everywhere in the East End of London in the 60s.
Three in my street.
The one in the pic is a 1971 job.

I went to the Doncaster Rovers Liverpool replay in the 70s and one poor cunt had his parked near the half way line with the window down , there was quite a hard tackle and the ball took a vicious deflection and ricocheted straight thru his open window and hit him full on the side of his face ....The St Johns ambulance team had to use smelling salts to bring him round    

bitofatwat wrote:

Nobby Cheese wrote:They were everywhere in the East End of London in the 60s.
Three in my street.
The one in the pic is a 1971 job.

I went to the Doncaster Rovers Liverpool replay in the 70s and one poor cunt had his parked near the half way line with the window down , there was quite a hard tackle and the ball took a vicious deflection and ricocheted  straight thru his open window and hit him full on the side of his face ....The St Johns ambulance team had to use smelling salts to bring him round    

  

missyj wrote:

bitofatwat wrote:

missyj wrote:My uncle Derek had one

Did one of his shoes have a 10 inch platform?

not sure what sort of handicap he had , he was my nans brother his speech and body were buggered but his mind was fine , got a photo of him somewhere with some bunny girls  

Nobby Cheese wrote:They were everywhere in the East End of London in the 60s.
Three in my street.
The one in the pic is a 1971 job.

That's bunny girls for you...