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1973 Hillman Hunter DL [Arrow]

1973 Hillman Hunter [Arrow] in Die Hinrichtung, Movie, 1976 IMDB

Class: Cars, Sedan — Model origin: UK

1973 Hillman Hunter DL [Arrow]

[*][*] Minor action vehicle or used in only a short scene

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johnfromstaffs EN

2019-02-23 21:18

What would they catch in that?

Hillman Minx or Hunter DL.

dsl SX

2019-02-23 21:48

johnfromstaffs wrote What would they catch in that?

Naughty people - it's their job.

Hunter DL - 1973-ish wheels.

Ingo DE

2019-02-24 02:50

johnfromstaffs wrote What would they catch in that?
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dsl wrote Naughty people - it's their job.
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:no: this is a bad infraction of the trias politica!
In a democratic system it's not allowed to mix up judiciary and ececutive - but here it is! Being arrested by the police is executive, being transported in Rootes-crap is punishment -judicative-, both together is a bad failure against the roots of a democratic system.

dsl SX

2019-02-24 05:13

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No ingo - you've missed out an important feature of the British system - the arrest may be performed by police using Rootes-jewels, but after they were arrested the criminals were offered a choice of which transport they would prefer from the luxury fleet of specially allocated RRs, Bentleys, Jags or Range-Rovers. In practice most of these naughty people said they preferred the Rootes-jewels to the luxury fleet.

johnfromstaffs EN

2019-02-24 08:40

Having experienced four examples of the Estate Car version of the genus Hunterius Rootescraponis, over about 200,000 miles, and about 60,000 miles in my Bentley, I have to tell you that I know where my allegiances lie.

Ingo DE

2019-02-24 14:22

johnfromstaffs wrote Having experienced four examples of the Estate Car version of the genus Hunterius Rootescraponis, over about 200,000 miles, and about 60,000 miles in my Bentley, I have to tell you that I know where my allegiances lie.

That's very clear: Rootes : Bentley = 3 : 1

johnfromstaffs EN

2019-02-24 17:04

No, it doesn’t work like that. The Bentley is from choice, the Rootescrap was from necessity. As soon as I changed jobs that was it, no more Hillman or other associated cars for me. My daughter bought a new Peugeot which broke down in the centre of town, and I had to tow it in with my Golf. That was in 2001, since then she has had Ford or Vauxhall, and I have had VW, Audi or Mercédès.

Ingo DE

2019-02-24 17:10

johnfromstaffs wrote ...no more Hillman or other associated cars for me. My daughter bought a new Peugeot which broke down in the centre of town, and I had to tow it in with my Golf. That was in 2001,...

Well, this may not have happen, if she would have had some old Rootes-crap and not a new Peugeot.
(to anticipate dsl and cl82, who surely will point that out).

cl82 DE

2019-02-25 00:12

With some genuine Rootes-crap instead of the Peugeot, she probably would not have made it to the centre of the town in the first place...

Ingo DE

2019-02-25 17:09

cl82 wrote With some genuine Rootes-crap instead of the Peugeot, she probably would not have made it to the centre of the town in the first place...

No kidding, somehow like this parents of a friend acted in the late 70ies. The father got a Jaguar XJ12 II 1/2 Series(?) as a company car - a marvellous car, wood in the dashboard, silk as roofcloth, lamb woolen carpet - but it always broke down.
So the familiy used it only for the trip to the local Aldi-market, because it was a distance, you could walk, if the next breakdown happened.
And the father made his business trips with the knackered K 70 or the mother's Audi 50 :D

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