1962 BMW Isetta 300 Super Plus car Size:L: 80 x 60cm Liverpool manager Bill Shankly takes

Liverpool manager Bill Shankly takes charge of a training session as the team are recalled for preseason training at Melwood

showing part of Chester Terrace and Cambridge Terrace

it is the only remaining part of the old Whitehall Palace above ground

which lasted until the demise of the MG TF in 1955

1962 BMW Isetta 300 Super Plus car Size:L: 80 x 60cm Liverpool manager Bill Shankly takes1962 BMW Isetta 300 Super Plus car. European post war austerity, combined with the Suez Crisis of 1956, led to a petrol shortage and increased the popularity of fuel efficient microcars. In 1953, the first truly successful microcar was launched; the Italian made Iso Isetta 'bubblecar', soon made under licence in Germany, France, Brazil and Britain. The British built cars were assembled under licence from German BMW and fitted with their engines.