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1969 Commer PB (wonderer) We bought the commer in early spring, it was in very sound condition, just needing repair panels on the front doors and a new front valance, a full re-spray and two pack loads of flowers so named Daisy! New curtains and cushions care of the wife. :)
 
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This is exactly how Sybhil will look if I have anything to do with it stunning [^]

Sybhil RIP No.1
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Welome, Welcome Welcome to this very mad house

We too have a Wanderer Gladys, dont seem to be too many around

Gladys :)

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Welcome along John :) you will find that Commers have all the handling qualities of a early Land Rover :D;)

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"You,re only supposed to blow the bloody SLIDING doors off"
 
Hello and welcome from us as well. I love the flowers and paint job, looks loverly

Moley and Brian the Snail :)

WE MADE IT TO COMMERFEST http://www.livecountdown.com/countdownclock/countdown.aspx?id=21370.
 
Welcome John, nice to see another Wanderer. My family had many adventures in a Wanderer in the late 60's early 70's. I have written some tales of those days somewhere on the forum (A Wanderer in Europe) and if I remember rightly I never completed the European adventure which included the new sport of synchronised peach slurping in Germany!

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'I intend to live forever - so far, so good'
 
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