Armed Robbery Jaguar & Capri Vs Transit with George Bulman

Armed Robbery Jaguar & Capri Vs Transit with George Bulman and Dirty Den

[@dbean7621]

Den manages to find an open face helmet and put it on for the Capri jump at 3:49.. incredible skill considering he's driving at high speed ;)

[@kevinvincent206]

D Bean clearly a stunt double at that moment

[@spitfire4206]

FOUR STAR 36.9 WHAT WENT WRONG

[@terrortorn]

Well that escalated quickly. And nothing screeched to a halt like a 70's / 80's car set up.

[@HammyMansell80]

Leslie Grantham and Don Henderson (George) went on to work together in the 89/90 BBC1 drama The Paradise Club.

[@izmirubel9821]

Wow,at 1:01 Vauxhall Cavalier Mk2,here in germany it was called Opel Ascona C

[@70sstreetracer]

Great clip! .. that Capri seams to lose its wheel archs on some scenes lol

[@gosportjamie]

A very late '70s/early '80s looking Capri there, probably being held together by the go-faster stripes. Of course, to really be an N-reg it would have to be a mk2 not an early mk1. Nice Met-livery V8 SD1, but the Met cars of that period had minilites, not the standard alloys. Leslie Grantham and Don Henderson played brothers in another crime-ish drama at the end of the '80s or early '90s...

[@spitfire4206]

OMG 2 star 3 star 4 star great memories before unleaded petrol i ran my motorcycle on 2 star

[@wolflupus788]

the old Bill quick run

[@timpriddy349]

......well now he cant do EASTENDERS

[@nkt1]

That police Transit looks a bit spartan in the back. And shouldn't those arrested be handcuffed?

[@p.istaker8862]

That was before all the hi-vis health and safety crap came in

[@meadroad]

'N' reg mk1 Capri ? 50p ltr at the pumps, but Dirty Den getting shot again......

[@Woollylinnet]

I think it actually reads 38.9p, which would be right for a litre in the early-mid 1980s.