Series 1 Episode 6 - Aces High And Sometimes Very Low

 

APPROACHING NORMAN GIBBONS GARAGE - THEN & NOW - Pictures taken by jno
BLYTHE ROAD, W14

At the very end of the episode Terry and Maurice (Anthony Valentine) rush back to Arthur to reclaim the yellow Lotus.
In this shot they turn a corner and head for the garage, about 100m from Arthur's original car lot!

Approaching Norman Gibbons Garage in Aces High And Sometimes Very Low Approaching Norman Gibbons Garage in Aces High And Sometimes Very Low

Directions to Blythe Road (opens a new window)
Closest Tube Station: Hammersmith (District Line)


NORMAN GIBBONS GARAGE - THEN & NOW - Pictures taken by Charly
BLYTHE ROAD, W14

As the taxi arrives, Arthur tells dealer Norman Gibbons (played by the late Clive Hornby) he believes the car should have sold for more.

Norman Gibbons Garage in Aces High & Sometimes Very Low Norman Gibbons Garage in Aces High & Sometimes Very Low

Directions to Blythe Road (opens a new window)
Closest Tube Station: Hammersmith (District Line)

   


This page was created by jno as an informative guide to the former British TV series 'Minder'.
Special thanks to Charly and peterod for their contributions.
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'Minder' - Created By Leon Griffiths - (C) Leon Griffiths/Thames Television 1979.
Last updated : 9th July 2008

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