The Timelords (The KLF) - Doctorin' The Tardis (12-inch mix)

The Timelords (AKA The KLF, The Jams, et al) and their 12-inch version of "Doctorin' The Tardis", which they claimed was recorded by Ford Timelord, their 1968 Ford Galaxie 500 V8 ex-American Police Car!

[@MrAlanjames1]

How can you NOT like this song? The 1980’s at its best.

[@markb2045]

Oh thought 3 yrs old only. No wonder I like.

[@AllOuttaBubblegum123]

THE Tardis

[@Flukey_1970]

Yeah you have to love Gary glitter as well oh wait hahaha

[@markstevenson7577]

@@Flukey_1970 Here we go

[@kitsunewhisker]

I hadn’t listened to this in like 30 years but am now convinced it’s one of the best I’ve ever heard

[@drewkremer2609]

This gets stuck in my head each time the band plays Rock n' Roll at my daughter's high school football games. I'm the only one there singing along "Dr Whooo-ooo, Ahh, Dr Whooo!"

[@ingobund8793]

🤣👍

[@HughShower]

When this was still playing before the Americans were clued up, my friends and I were in the stands singing, “Gary Glitter, he’s a nonce! Gary Glitter, shags your kids!”

[@kanyefuck7018]

Gary would be so happy he's still being exposed to a younger audience.

[@PhoenixxxStar]

"For the foreseeable future, there will be no further record releases from any past, present or future name attached to our activities." Taken fr. KLF Communcations News release...May 1992.

[@EileenHalladay]

I own this LP and I am Proud of it!

[@TralalaLuca]

Eileen Halladay same

[@saganandroid4175]

How long is the music in total?

[@broncosjoey7773]

Cool Music Dr who

[@hellobye1914]

So what ?So what ?So what ?

[@danasells9311]

Dude!!!!

[@UnseenBubby]

If the Doctor decided to rock out, this is the song he would be rocking out too. LONG LIVE THE DOCTOR!!!!

[@raishonstanley1313]

I agree with that too long live the Timelord

[@doveprogramme]

@@raishonstanley1313Halle-fricken-luejah.

[@raishonstanley1313]

@@doveprogramme this would be a cool theme song for doctor who

[@doveprogramme]

@@raishonstanley1313 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnOQq4ujos6Lg7s

[@toainsully]

All it's missing are the Joker Stairs and you're all set

[@nigellegg7509]

Thought of as a bit of a joke when it came out. Fusion of 70s and 80s music is superb, along with a tv classic. Listening out for the different songs used for it, makes it a multi layered masterpiece. Glam rock, a bit of 80s comedy, and a great beat. Could play it at any current dance venue.

[@DemetriusSorvo]

It doesn't matter how embarrassed about it you are, if you love Doctor Who, you know you love this song.

[@PatriciaBertrand-z4g]

Not Embarrassing At All

[@raymondclancy2068]

Me either.

[@Horizon50Red]

This is almost 20 years ahead of its time. This sampling is as common as these days. One of the original masterpieces of the 80s

[@viowave]

+Horizon50Red Don't forget about M/A/R/R/S.with "Pump up the volume", but yeah you are right.

[@circuitsandcigars1278]

Don't forget The Art of Noise

[@karlrund5370]

this song was recorded in the 90's it is a remake of and using samples from a recording created in 1963 so more like 50 years ahead of its time. it's almost like Delia Derbyshire could have been a time traveler. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWa5ZXaif7-Ae5Y

[@andrewthorpe1333]

@Mike Girard It's a hell of a lot weirder than that. When you're talking about a producer who believes in a giant invisible rabbit, the dreams of Carl Jung, arguably inspired future Doctor Who collaborators like Alan Moore, and literally set a million pounds on fire... even the KLF themselves didn't really know what they were actually doing.

[@jerkchickenblog]

Sampling was common in the 80s

[@entity30068]

God, I remember hearing this in the club early 90's. I feel ancient, lol.

[@johnchief270]

lol they played this exact tune in clubs back then? next time im gonna try to get a DJ to play this at a bar somewhere

[@Pensfan1618]

After a Pittsburgh Penguins hockey game I stopped in a place called Chauncy’s in the Southside. This song came on and the dance floor was packed! I had to ask the DJ “what the hell is this?”

[@ThatKa5p3r]

@@johnchief270 Try late 80's! This started circulating the more mainstream dance clubs in 1988

[@missesbaileysbillbailey2559]

@ImaginarilyInc

[@bobbobson4069]

Indeed, you are an old decrepit grandad. A damn waste of space.

[@denniswolf3616]

yesterday i say a bumper sticker on a car that said my other car is a tardis i got a kick out of it

[@colltutor07]

Still brilliant in 2020 and I am 72 now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@CreepingSpleen]

This needs to be played as intro music for every Doctor Who convention. :)

[@jorgeldejesus8465]

This should be the main theme of the new Doctor who, when BBC cancel the clusterf..k of the she who of 2018

[@GH05TM0V3R]

@@jorgeldejesus8465 THE DOCTOR IS A MAN FFS!!! A TIMELORD

[@toainsully]

Expect a Joker cosplayer dancing to the beat at 1:46

[@katiekat2921]

@@jorgeldejesus8465 Nothing wrong with the actor. Everything wrong with the writing. Doctor Who scripts have been steadily becoming more garbage with this recent series. Trying to keep viewers with the female doctor stunt merely meant the doctor being female is what got the blame instead of the shithouse writing. Or maybe I'm remembering the Doctor Who of my childhood through rose-coloured glasses and Doctor Who scripts were always that trash...

[@troygardner1610]

@@jorgeldejesus8465 clusterfluxked it waxx

[@marcoskayano5601]

A primeira vez que escutei esse som... Estava na fila do brinquedo do Playcenter... Todos começaram a dançar... Putz... Muita lembrança... Só assim pra aguentar aquelas filas de horas... E tinha que levar o lanche na mochila pra ir comendo... Um dos melhores momentos da minha vida... E pensar que isso já pertence ao século passado... Fomos uma geração privilegiada... Agradeço muito a Deus por ter nascido nessa época...

[@ChuckyMcNubbin72]

Had to include this in my personal playlist. 😊

[@brianharrington5353]

It's my theme music. It just starts playing off in the distance as soon as I start walking...😀

[@corvigae]

This WILL be played at my wedding some day, and if it isn't then I am obviously marrying the wrong person.

[@Meh-ty7si]

I agree. I hope you are well and I say hi from nine years in the future. Take care

[@paulcrisp9861]

@@Meh-ty7siI'm sure the klf are from the future, they stopped ✋️ at the eighties to show us how music 🎶 should really sound 👍😎👍 🙏❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️🙏Nov twenty two

[@rodneycline5854]

😁 Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@brendonsmith2372]

Best comment ever seen on youtube

[@edwardandchucky]

I look after u Robin play this our wedding if it happens xxxxx I am looking 4 right woman 2 love 💕 me

[@ThomQuinnHere]

Never noticed the Ford Prefect/Ford Timelord Joke until now

[@JohanLind]

One of the best tracks ever made!

[@christianbrown2471]

Ahh 1988 so few of us in America were up on Dr. Who back then!! Saturday mornings on Ch 9 WWOR and Saturday evenings on NJTV Ch's 23; 50; 52 & 58 way back in the late 70's thru the late 80's!! Good times!!

[@mattburton4767]

Agreed - I had no knowledge of the show but danced my ass off to this mix at the clubs.

[@doncarpenter1040]

Was watching Iowa Public Television late on December 1992 night when they were showing a Jon Pertwee episode. Slowly fell in love with it.

[@ositodlce32]

Hey this track was popular in the underground of Spain club's, specially in Valencia's province. I miss that time. What a fucking great time

[@nigel-jg4dn]

KLF were amazing

[@markvolans842]

Sitting at work, this popped in my head & now i cant stop playing it & jiggling around. 😂 Bloody brilliant! Where are the nightclubs that play the great 80s dance mixes these days, its time for a resurgence.

[@MisterF_1984]

"a record so noxious that a top ten place can be its only destiny" Sounds Magazine, 1988.

[@jeanettewilliams9629]

dont care if its cheesy i love esp the drum and the block buster remix

[@patrickloper671]

I remember watching a Detroit Pistons game on TV. When they were The Bad boys. This was played on a timeout. I went to the mall the next day and found the CD. I was home on leave from the Army I was stationed in West Germany. Great Memories

[@Paxneicj484]

You might know my dad. My dad was on leave in the army from West German in the 90s. He served with 26 Royal Artillery Regiment.

[@damian-795]

4:08 is Davros shouting at the Daleks after they turned against him " YOU WILL OBEY ME" The Daleks reply "WE OBEY THE ONE"

[@kalenstone]

"We obey no one." They never obeyed any one who was not Dalek. Daleks were a military based culture and had a hierarchy class system. Then there were the Cult of Skaro who did not follow any orders. I do believe it was Dalek Sec who said "We obey no one."

[@svju8336]

Welcome to the 80's💙💙

[@kentmunsch5655]

Holy crap this takes me back! Love it!

[@barbara-annehaig5708]

Love KLF could never tire of listening to you'se, over the years xxxxx.

[@ce5890]

Been a long time since I heard this, now I want to listen to it non stop

[@MsEstelle17]

Still so damn good after all these years. x

[@ejb1972]

Utterly brilliant from the The Timelords (KLF) - only Bill Drummond, Danny Cauty and friends could produce a tune of this quality. Respect to the person who has put this on! :)

[@TheFunkywhiteboy63]

Jimi Cauty

[@danieldiver11]

*Jimmy Cauty.

[@TheAxelay]

1988 a soft more year in music and just about anything else in that era!! Wish I could back to a better time and place. Listening to this makes me happy and is a great source of therapy for me!!! TIME LORDS/KLF are never gone nor forgetten!! An army still still waits for a musical revolutionary redemption that may never come?! But I still wait regardless!!!!

[@GH05TM0V3R]

YUP STILL WAITING IN 2021 KLF ROCK!!!

[@rodneycline5854]

Yes!!!!!! I was about 16 when this came out, had (have?) the cassette single and played often on our basketball trips

[@Killerdillerboy]

So F*cking great this one one of the best sampled hits ever made...YO WHAT YO WHAT...

[@1cutchie]

As a yank with confirmed case of Anglophilia, the KLF (in all their incarnations) were the ultimate slice of dj culture. Plus the good Doctor came on the same year I was born, so this tune still means a lot to me. Thanks, One Love

[@arglwyddanfradwrus]

Lady to The Timelords/Jams/KLF: "Are you the police?" The Timelords/Jams/KLF: "No, ma'am, we're not sure what we are." Possibly anyhow!! :)

[@SOPHIASOLUTIONS]

God bless the best music ever.. The only the unique KLF

[@sigerfjording]

a band apart, so far ahead of their time that no no one had a clue. The White album was my first cd and and I stll cherish it at the age age of nearly 50

[@paulmeahan7327]

How could anyone not like this?

[@renaypaipa3638]

You rock KLF! For so many years...

[@aliprimtoke]

An occult approach.. an undeniable fkn banger whatever cosmos you're in

[@aliprimtoke]

read the book, a genius piece of pop culture magick

[@Long-HairedLuigi]

I remember when I saw this record on a comic store and a friend later showed me the video, but he steadfastly REFUSED to believe me when I told him the cover said it was made by a car...

[@degosiejani2774]

i recall stomping at the kitchen club in Miami circa 1988 to this track in a small smoke filled room that smelled of incense with many random freaks, ah nostalgia,

[@effinpaul]

Had this on 12" vinyl as a lad. Loved it then. Still love it now.

[@nachocabrera]

Thanks Delia Derbyshire!

[@eddiebear100]

There were many remixed records around at the time but I think that this was one of the better ones.

[@eprofengr6670]

Nice powerful energy sound.

[@OzJay222]

This is seriously awesome. Great club track in late 80s. Loud and mad! I have this 12" vinyl myself.

[@djcie1018]

Same mate, I still drop this classic in my set today and is always a winner..

[@OzJay222]

@@djcie1018 Nice one mate! I used to go to a club called Top of the Town in mid, late 80s and it had suspended floors which used to be massive bass enhancers and this track felt like an earthquake! Love the Dalak scratching on the 12". Such great times.

[@simonmcourt]

Superb...say no more.

[@nathanbutcher7720]

This track can't be fully appreciated and understood without reading the KLF's book "The Manual"

[@fapc666]

The Manual is simply a must-read for anyone interested to get into the music and even film industry. A lot of things are outdated but the universal concepts are still there.

[@1605thecat]

Long live the k foundation 23

[@dielaughing73]

1000%

[@karenbroadhurst7302]

Love this song absolutely awesome 👌 👏 👍 😍 💖 🥁🎸🎤🎶🎹 and love eighties music and songs xxxx

[@styleguide01]

Great song this still is. Love the Blockbuster sample from the Sweet, which really makes the groove

[@pajmankent]

rhythm is awesome too!

[@justjaguar2314]

This is still an absolute GEM!

[@wildamberhoney]

Sheer brilliance! I remember watching this on TOTP when I was a kid...

[@anmoljoshi7250]

I LOVE this! One of my favourite songs, now!

[@HACKA33]

The song of my teenage years. Simply A W S O M E.

[@indymathews1420]

I have been looking for this song for nearly six years....

[@Putinhuylo3]

Indy Mathews Same here. Never remembered where I heard it. Was just watching "The 4th Company and hey presto. There it was.

[@mattportnoyTLV]

What a classic. Oddly, I know of no other person who is even aware of this song’s existence. Happy to see all the other commenters here

[@glenc3249]

God, I bought this as a 7" single 30 yrs ago (I still have it too ;-) ); I never realised later on, until an hour ago that they were the brilliant KLF, or that they were still touring either!!

[@MatsMorlund]

💀It’s scary. KLF songs somehow still resonates deeply in my bones. And I have my younger brother to thank for that! Still soooooo amazingly great❗️

[@Willysmb44]

I remember when this was new, I was the only Dr Who fan many of my friends knew, so they asked me where the Dr Who sounds samples were from. Back then, sci-fi was for geeks and it was NOT something to be proud of then. Sci-Fi cons were something low-key and only known within the hobby back then. Oh, how times have changed!

[@sergiocampanale3882]

Remember this being a big Number 1 in 1988 in the UK ... A Novelty record based on a joke, which like many turned out to be 100 per cent accurate. At the time Sylvester McCoy was dragging Classic Who out through its final agonising death throes and the show was a bit of a joke anyway, so it was all the funnier I guess.. As a fan of the show it always brought many images to mind as it played in the background of every shop, pub and train station ... One in particular that didn't make all that much sense until this year 2020 when all was revealed ... and perhaps that is the biggest laugh of them all! Thanks for putting up this rare to find 12 inch .... Much appreciated!

[@marct0603]

only just found out, but this was filmed on the road where I lived years ago on an old airfield in Yatesbury, Wiltshire! Spooky!

[@cleocatra871]

I have been looking all over for this! Heard it years ago!

[@kingklank6732]

My personal favorite version of this song.

[@rooman66]

feeling like a very happy 57 year old (nearly 58) hearing this classic version - cheers Emp 😀😀

[@AugustinTomasOBrienCaceres]

love this song. my favorite in 1992 I guess :-) thank you for sharing

[@MrAlanjames1]

Augustin T. Obrien Caceres , this song came out in 1988. And it was FABULOUS!

[@AugustinTomasOBrienCaceres]

@@MrAlanjames1 in those years, it still took 4 years delay to reach me, the same way as your comment! lol

[@popechucky]

2023!!! Still flying my TARDIS

[@nigelgreen1101]

As well as people commenting on this being a sample from a Gary Glitter track, there is also a strong vibe in here from a 70's band called The Sweet "Blockbuster"

[@georgemiser]

As far as I'm concerned, this is its own song.

[@drsimonwyatt]

They sample it during the intro

[@stewartmcconnell4752]

@@georgemiser what do you mean? this is almost 100% samples

[@billsequins1490]

i'm surprised no one talks about how Sweets Blockbuster sounds like Bowie's Jean Genie!

[@topsikrets9029]

It is from 1972 Gary Glitters "Rock and Roll" - Part 1. Written by Mike Leander(Michael George Farr) and ofc. Sweet samples. But no one seems to notice that the Vocal Samples are taken from the Doctor Who Series (The Tardis) that starts in 1963. All that makes no different, this is one of the songs that leads to ACID/ACID House/TECHNO/Industrial and many more genres.

[@scchase421]

I still have this vinyl too!!! Remember Kraftwerk "Music Non-Stop"??!!

[@malwill54]

How come no-one has mentioned The Sweet and "Blockbuster" ? The song is brilliant as it takes a terrace chant, a classic TV show, the Daleks commands and a glam-rock beat. Along with Ten Pole Tudor's "Swords of a Thousand Men" it should be played at Wembley before every England game.

[@arglwyddanfradwrus]

Well, one problem is the fact it also includes some of Gary Glitter's "Rock And Roll (Parts I & II)". I doubt anybody would appreciate it being played seeing the Gary Glitter connection.

[@KarmicAnarchist]

I wish people would get over it. He was Gary Glitter ffs! Not Michael Jackson. .

[@neilfroggycrompton2466]

malwill54 ooh rah ooh rah ay! Over the hills with the swords of a 1000 meeeeeen!!! :)

[@seano.murphy5127]

Perfect song for today.

[@markrich7171]

Yes it was great that they incorporated the intro from 'Blockbuster' by 'The Sweet' but sadly two of them have now left us. RIP Brian Connolly and Steve Priest

[@victormezquita]

0:34 I am extremely grateful at this moment that I feel so nostalgic for the selection and your ability to include melodies that bring me so many memories that make me cry, blessings to you

[@darrentaylor1244]

i still have the orgainal record for this from 1988 un scratched in mimt hehe

[@arglwyddanfradwrus]

While acknowledging the now-highly undesirable Gary Glitter element in this track, I have to say... You lucky little sod!! :P

[@myribeat]

me too!! ;)

[@arglwyddanfradwrus]

qoaa No bloody way, he's a pile of crap!

[@cward1701]

Me too. The 33 single

[@johncraft3692]

I had the cassette so there..

[@watermaker4262]

This was an absolute floor packer in the mid to late '80s.

[@dirtybird99]

This checks out.

[@greggriffin8020]

I just typed this very same sentiment above. It sure was.

[@jeffproud3537]

Ahhhh the Timelords, fledgling K.L.F ! This brings back memories, pumping out the old Alpine tape deck in my old Datsun stanza 1800

[@denniswolf3616]

i rember when when i was little kid back in the late 70s early 80s watching this show i was afraid of the daliks but now i am adicted to the show

[@LucidMusic399]

I first heard this yesterday on the way home on the radio in the car so i had it blasting in town xD

[@SidneyBroadshead]

This has samples of _BlockBuster!_ by The Sweet and is set to the tune of _Rock n' Roll (pt.2)_ by Gary Glitter. *The Timelords:* (AKA "JAM", AKA "KLF") _Lord Rock_ (Jimmy Cauty, AKA "Rockman Rock") _Time Boy_ (Bill Drummond, AKA "King Boy D") _Ford Timelord_ (1968 Ford Galaxie 500 Police Special) Bicolor black-and-white paint job. The front wheelguards have "TO SERVE AND PROTECT" in white text, the "KLF" ( _Kopyright Liberation Front_ , _Kings of the Low Frequencies_ ) logo on the hood and trunk, and the JAM ( _Justified Ancients of Mu-Mu_ ) "Pyramid Blaster" logo on the side of the front doors.

[@1Blastarr]

Use to have this cassette.

[@paulbraun2600]

The 23 beings who disliked this were Daleks.

[@DarlCron]

No, the cyber men, the daleks wouldn't dislike anything having to do with themselves

[@clintonsline]

Ha..."Exterminate...Delete"...."They Will Be Upgraded"...

[@virgilwilliams8082]

Can you blame them. Lol

[@woodsnake2]

23 Sea Devil's got passed off that they weren't mentioned anywhere throughout the track.

[@clausfinmann3775]

Funny you mention 23 as a number. 23 has a long history in JAMS/Timelords/KLF/K Foundation.... This i taken from KLF WIKI:The number 23, significant within numerology, is a theme of Illuminatus!, where instances of the number are both overtly and surreptitiously placed. Similarly, an abundance of such occurrences were deposited throughout Drummond and Cauty's collective output, for example:In lyrics to the song "Next" from the album 1987: "23 years is a mighty long time".In periods of time: for instance, they reportedly signed a contract preventing either of them from publicly discussing the burning of a million pounds for a period of 23 years;[83] their 1997 return as 2K was "for 23 minutes only".[84]In numbering schemes: for instance, the debut single "All You Need Is Love" took the catalogue number JAMS 23, while the final KLF Communications Information Sheet was numbered 23; and Cauty's Ford Galaxie police car had on its roof the identification mark 23.In significant dates during their work: for instance, a rare public appearance by The KLF, at the Liverpool Festival of Comedy, was on 23 June 1991; they announced the winner of the K Foundation award on 23 November 1993;[85] and they burned one million pounds on 23 August 1994.[60]

[@The.Thirsty.K]

Long Live Ford Timelord!

[@EchoesDaBear]

WONDERFUL sampling of Sweet's 'Blockbuster', Gary Glitter's 'Rock 'N Roll Part 2' & The Doctor Who theme...could it get any better?!?! NO!

[@ThomQuinnHere]

Correct

[@danteshydratshirt2360]

could it be considered one of the first mashup records?

[@michaelboyle5805]

Maybe not glitter, if you what I mean ? 😂

[@Mirabove_DK]

There is also a Gary Glitter version ;)

[@EchoesDaBear]

@@Mirabove_DK I have the CD single, and know it well!

[@eyebrowman1]

This was and is awesome. A great mash-up and a good dose of tongue in cheek humour too.

[@neilfoord9181]

Great tune. I bought this back in June '88 on 12" vinyl. I'm now 45 and hearing this again has just made the last 29 years disappear.

[@RichardMcGeechan-c4q]

What a great remix of the tune and a lot more fun with the time wars the group is a good idea Richard McGeechan ❤

[@karlandcathrynmcdonnell6464]

frikin awesome - this takes me back, i miss real decent imaginative bands - not like all this copy cat crap that we hear now. YOU ROCK KLF

[@ulrichburke]

Er - imaginative!?! There's a huge Sweet sample plus a huge Gary Glitter sample with the theme from Dr. Who going on over the top. Gary Glitter even does lead vocal on this!! How does that make it any more 'imaginative' than any sample-based record nowadays!?!

[@roshanmanilal5315]

Klf rocks you're absolutely right

[@davidsosa507]

they wrote a book describing how easy this was to do... I wouldn't call them Creative, but synical geniuses

[@72fleetwood45]

DAAMN' RIGHT!!

[@TransistorBased]

I don't think you understand the massive hypocrisy of your comment. Objectively this is a piece of trash.

[@peggymount]

@DarthJedi2005remixes That'll be it. How nice for people to get their due credit on screen rather than being squashed up into a wee box in the corner. Cheers Darth.

[@christianbrown2471]

Damn this takes me back in time all right. Most if my friends at this time were like WTF is that and who is Dr. Who? More to the point WTF is a Dalek?

[@DRAKORLCL]

QUE TEMAZO!! SALUDOSSS

[@MizoxNG]

why do all of the critics hate this song so much? it's so epic!

[@KlimaatNeutraal]

because the song was made as a demonstration how to make a #1 hit the easy way... they actually wrote a book on it and this was to show they weren't talking BS, you could really do it. (at least one other act in Europe also used the book method to make their #1 hit Edelweiss

[@ThePinkBinks]

I used to mosh to this in a club called The TARDIS. Even had a genuine Dalek hanging from the ceiling. Good times. 😂

[@assinoe]

Caramba finalmente encontrei esse som...fez parte de minha adolescencia...nostalgia total.. mais de 25 anos no tunel do tempo

[@gustavorafael513]

eu também procurei muito, achei , finalmente!!!!!!!!!! Não sou dessa época mas assisti, os últimos 3 doctor

[@eye4sf]

Assinoê Olivier T

[@robertrootes]

I don't know WHO you are. I don't know WHERE you are. But I thank you for posting this mix in all its glory! It still graces my iPod!

[@violatress]

"Hi! I'm Ford Timelord. I'm a car, and I've made a record". God bless them, haha!!!

[@042766]

Reached #1 in the charts in UK when it was released.

[@markgregg5957]

Heard Bass-o-Matic on the radio tonight, came home to listen to some music and ended up here. What a great night!

[@minecraftguy6004]

I like blocks because, I'M A BLAWK

[@eldubya7972]

Fascinating Rhythm ❤

[@timneale8869]

The 80s and the 90s best music ever.

[@Krystallen]

This is scary. I was just a pup when I first heard this. Was love at first Dilek. The music still holds!

[@dannygeuens8570]

Hi FORD i like your styling very much rust and dent's very beautyful!!!. The song is also beautyful!!!.

[@arglwyddanfradwrus]

Ah, thanks! I have to take some question about it being a 1966 model though; The UK Reg. No. (or License Plate for US and Canada) given to it is WGU 18G, meaning it's a 1968 car (1 August 1968 - 31 July 1969). I realise it's an import of course, but I'm sure they'd have had to give the date of it's original reg. and/or build in the USA to the DVLA, otherwise it would have been issued with a "Q" Reg. No. (A "Q" Reg. No. is used when the date of reg. and/or build can't be proven)