Who owns the original Robin Reliant from Only Fools and Horses?

Who owns the original Robin Reliant from Only Fools and Horses?

Derek “Del Boy” Trotter
Reliant Regal

Where is the original Del Boy van?

The main van used in Only Fools And Horses is a star exhibit at the Cars Of The Stars Museum in Keswick, Cumbria, but several others were used in filming the series. One is owned by boxer Ricky Hatton, while another sold at auction in 2007 for £44,000.

What is the Only Fools and Horses font?

Many fonts have been used to emulate the style of Only Fools and Horses over the years. Below are what we consider the nearest thing to an Only Fools font. Our preference is the Mistral font. The Mistral font was designed in 1953 by leading French designer, Roger Excoffon.

When did the Reliant Robin first come out?

The Reliant Robin was first introduced in November 1973, however today it is best remembered as Del Boys car from the hit series “Only Fools and Horses”. The Robin was designed by Ogle Design Ltd, who empowered the vehicle with a water cooled four-cylinder 750cc engine that giving 32 bhp.

Is it a Reliant Robin or a regal?

Despite being a Regal, the van is often incorrectly referred to as a Reliant Robin by the public. Throughout the series, many characters have made comments regarding the van. Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted.

How much is the Reliant Regal van from Only Fools and horses?

Del Boy’s iconic Only Fools and Horses yellow Reliant Regal van that was used in classic episode of BBC sitcom has sold for a tidy sum. Iconic motor had been expected to sell for just £20,000 but a bid frenzy saw it go under the hammer for almost double the price.

Which Reliant Supervan was used in Only Fools and horses?

This is a Reliant Regal Supervan III that was used during the filming of one of Britain’s most loved comedy TV series – Only Fools and Horses.