Official definition of OSF?

[Caz]

Is there one? Is there any need for one?! Probably not...but I've been thinking...(dangerous, that)..

We all know it's Fords that were in production (is it just in Britain?) before 1980 (I think) but is there a date that they have to have been in production after? Anyone got a model A?

Do OSFs have to be modified in some way to qualify?

I know that Transits and light commercials count but could the owner of this behemoth turn up to meets?

All pointless questions I'm sure you will agree. Please feel free to ignore my ramblings...

[lotusless]

1= no we don't need one.

2= its not just britain and never been talk of a "from" date.

3= no ALL osf's are welcome from mild to wild.

4= yes would love to see a D series on a club stand

[Caz]

Sorted!

[fezza]

What a beast

could have an osf rave on the back of that

[James HPE Motorsport]

I'd love to see that truck running on quad 200bhp snorting Pinto's!!!

 

It would be a right sleeper!!

[puddy]

1= no we don't need one.

2= its not just britain and never been talk of a "from" date.

3= no ALL osf's are welcome from mild to wild.

4= yes would love to see a D series on a club stand

 

I think you forgot the ' IMHO' there Neil

 

I would say they definitely have to be rear wheel drive and have been

 

fitted with proper Steel/Chrome bumpers from the factory ,IMHO

 

Puddy

[rallyesport04]

that truck is the

[herb capri]

when, i was a lad of a mere 16 years, my dad had a d100 truck, ex bulk hopper, and we made it into a timber crane , the kind chaps at dvla classed it as an agricultural vehicle and as such it had NO MOT £16 a year tax and i legally drove it on the public road!!!

i wonder if you would get away with it now,ill see if i can find a pic,

and by the way this was only in 1979!

mike