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	1972 Bond Bug
		Although the Bond plant in Preston was eventually shut down, another Bond car was produced under Reliant management – the Bond Bug of 1970, a completely fresh new wedge-shaped car with a fibreglass body.
		The Bug was produced for the 17 to 25 year-old age market and it was just offered initially in just one colour – a bright tangerine orange.
		When the Bug was discontinued in 1975, it was the end of Bond as a name.
	www.microcarmuseum.com /tour/bondbug.html (289 words)

	Bond Cars Ltd - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bond Cars Ltd was a British motor maker that was formed in Preston, Lancs in 1949.
		Bond Cars began production of an economical three-wheeled car in 1949.
		Bug: 1970-1974: Perhaps the most famous of the company's creations, this was, again, a three-wheeler but with a Reliant 700 cc four cylinder engine and a top speed of 75 mph.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bond_Cars_Ltd (495 words)

	Bond Bug
		Following the take over of Bond in August 1970 Reliant stopped all Bond models but prior to this, they had commissioned Ogle (their design consultants) to produce a sports 3-wheeler for the "young" generation.
		Two new models came out which were the Bond Bug 750E and 750ES which apart from the larger engine were almost identical to their 700cc predecessors.
		The Bond Bug however was not as successful as Reliant had hoped and so after some 2,268 vehicles were built manufacture stopped in May 1974, which also brought an end to the Bond name.
	www.3wheelers.com /bbug.html (386 words)

	Bond
		In May 1956 the Bond "Mark D" was produced with the Bond "Mark E" in October 1957, the Bond "Mark F" in November 1958 and the Bond "Mark G" in August 1961.
		The idea of Bonds being slow in the past was shattered in August 1965 with the introduction of the '875' model.
		The Bond Bug however was not as successful as Reliant had hoped and so after some 2,268 vehicles were built manufacture stopped in 1974, and the Bond name came to an end.
	pages.zoom.co.uk /elvis/bond.html (819 words)

	bond (commerce) - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about bond (commerce)
		Usually a long-term security, a bond may be irredeemable (with no date of redemption), secured (giving the investor a claim on the company's property or on a part of its assets), or unsecured (not protected by a lien).
		Bonds are generally issued for a fixed period, at a fixed (nominal) value, are repayable on a fixed date (the maturity date), and pay a fixed rate of interest during that period.
		Bonds are bought and sold in a similar way to equities.
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /bond+(commerce) (195 words)

	Bond Bug
		In 1973 at the same time as the launch of the 750 Reliant Robin the Bond Bug 700 models were discontinued in favour of the new 750cc engine.
		Two new models came out which were the Bond Bug 750E and 750ES which apart from the larger engine were almost identical to their 700cc predecessors.
		The Bond Bug however was not as successful as Reliant had hoped and so after some 2,268 vehicles were built manufacture stopped in May 1974, which also brought an end to the Bond name.
	pages.zoom.co.uk /elvis/bbug.html (383 words)

	james bond multimedia \| A View To A Kill gadgets
		Bond tells Tibbett that when the transmitter is activated in Zorin’s cane it sends a signal to an implanted syringe in Pegasus.
		Bond is able to identify the woman he saw arriving in the helicopter as Stacey Sutton (only known as S Sutton at this time), with a cheque value of $5 million US dollars.
		Bond slides the card up to the lock on the window and after a couple of seconds the window is unlocked.
	www.jamesbondmm.co.uk /q-branch/avtak-gadgets.php (622 words)

	Bond Bug - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Bond Bug was a small British 2-seat, 3-wheeled fun sports car of the 1970s.
		It was built by Reliant, first in Preston, then Tamworth, in Staffordshire, and was designed by Tom Karen of Ogle Design.
		It was originally designed for Reliant, but was sold under the Bond Cars Ltd name after Reliant acquired them.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bond_Bug (183 words)

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		The Bug 700 was planned to be the base model and it was intended that it should be sold without any sort of refinements or luxuries.
		The hinged canopy had to be held open with a simple prop arrangement and sidescreens were not part of the specification (but supposedly could have been ordered as an "extra.").
		The Bug 700E was a deluxe version of the 700 with sidescreens, a heater, a telescopic canopy damper, canopy lock, polished hub caps, chrome glazing rubber trim, drivers sun visor and even an interior light!
	members.lycos.co.uk /bond_club/Bug.htm (257 words)

	BOND BUG-GERY
		When you stand by the Bug for the first time you realise, at once, what a unique machine this is. A conventional car has a more-or-less level bonnet, a more-or-less upright windscreen, a separate roofline, doors.
		Because the Bug is a three-wheeler, and weighs less than 8 cwt., it comes under a completely different set of regulations from conventional cars.
		Bond Bug ownership is not a common thing, and like many people suffering from a debilitating social disease (train-spotting, being the archetypal example) we tend to band together.
	www.snapsandbytes.co.uk /bond.html (3090 words)

	Bugged by the Bond bandits
		We had been delivering a car back to somebody else and the Bond Bug was on a trailer outside the house.
		Police have launched an investigation and a hunt for the Bug - and forensic experts are examining the parts of the car that have been retrieved.
		Bond Bugs were produced in Preston by Reliant, after the company bought out rivals Bond cars in 1970.
	www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk /news/s/127/127702_bugged_by_the_bond_bandits.html (480 words)

	Bondbug.com. The web site dedicated to the Bond Bug. Bond Bug Spares, Bond Bug Advice, Bond Bug Forum.
		Bond Bug Spares, Bond Bug Advice, Bond Bug Forum.
		This site is not a business or club site but a hobby home page so please be patient if you need a reply to any emails.
		It is a very well used forum by the Bug community and you will find that any reasonable request for help or advice is answered very quickly.
	www.bondbug.com /general/contact.asp (198 words)

	History of the Bond Bug (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The Bug 700E was a deluxe version of the 700 with sidescreens, heater, a telescopic canopy damper, canopy lock, drivers sun visor and an interior light!
		The Bug 700ES was the same as the 700E but with a higher compression engine, alloy wheels, low profile tyres, spare wheel, rubber front bumper, wing mirrors, mud flaps and several extras such as head rests, extra side seat supports, twin horns, formula 1 style steering wheel, etc.
		NOTE: A prototype 4 wheeler bug using Reliant Rebel front suspension and steering is known to have been built for evaluation at Tamworth in 1970.
	www.mkccc.com /news/history.htm (482 words)

	UK CLASSIC CARS.COM - Classic Cars and Classic Cars Clubs information UK WorldWide.
		During the 50's and 6O's there were over forty individual Bond clubs, and in 1970, at the time of the closure of the Bond factory, a group of Bond three wheeler enthusiasts formed BOND INFO.
		The Bond Equipe was introduced in 1963 and was a further break from tradition, being a four wheeler sports car, built in co-operation with Standard-Triumph.
		Although some early Bond Bugs were assembled at Preston, they were designed and built by Reliant, Bonds by now having been bought out by the Reliant company.
	www.uk-classic-cars.com /bond.htm (524 words)

	eBay.co.uk - bond bug, reliant, Diecast Vehicles, Automobilia items at low prices (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Bond Bug, BMW 3.0 CS, 2002 Tii, Jackie Stewart mag
		Bond Bug 1/92 pewter Autosculpt 3 wheeler three
		Bond Bug 1/43 pewter micocar 3 wheeler Autosculpt three
	search.ebay.co.uk /bond-bug_W0QQholderZonQQsalocatedincountryZ3 (338 words)

	Bond - Compra Venta Coches .com
		Por consiguiente, Bond fabricó en 1953 un modelo que tenía un frontal con toda la apariencia de un coche normal, con una carrocería de anchura parecida a la de un cuatro ruedas y laterales sin ruedas.
		Bond dejó de hacer coches con motores de dos tiempos en 1966 y en 1967 se podían adquirir coches de tres ruedas con motores Triumph Spitfire.
		Los coches Bond alcanzaban la velocidad punta de 126 Km./h, aunque la medición debió realizarse en una carretera recta sin cuestas ni viento lateral, con un peso del coche de sólo 390 kg.
	www.compraventacoches.com /marcas/coches.php?coches=bond (759 words)

	The Bond Bug
		Though the thinking behind the Reliant takeover of Bond cars Ltd. in 1969 was certainly a lot more complex than simply knocking out the opposition, they did use the opportunity to put into production a radical new three-wheeler fun-car concept which they had been working on for some time.
		Reliant finally bid farewell to the Bug in 1974 when the last of the 2,500 or so built left the factory in May of that year.
		The moulds were, however, apparently retained however and were later sold off, leading to a re-launch of the Bond Bug as a modern-day kit-car in either its original three-wheeler or a new four-wheeler specification.
	web.ukonline.co.uk /nick.wotherspoon/site/Bond%20Bug.htm (456 words)

	"SilverFin" IS Bond 21 - CBn Forums
		The new Bond 21 will be set, as the Potter movies are, in a past whose exact years or dates are vague.
		If the James Bond franchise meets "Agent Cody Banks," then the series will be in a hole so deep, we might not be able to get out of it until Bond 23 or 24.
		The Bond series would be in line to reap a substantial new audience, in addition to keeping the audience it already has.
	debrief.commanderbond.net /index.php?showtopic=18148&view=getlastpost (1327 words)

	paul smith's Snaps & Bytes e-home: BOND BUG page
		At the same time, the Bug is a serious, thoroughly practical two-seater car.
		The body of the Bug is made not of metal but of tough, reinforced glass fibre.
		With the Bugs glass fibre body, this distortion doesn't happen; the impact is not distributed through the whole body, but localised, to the area of contact.
	www.snapsandbytes.co.uk /fbond.html (2534 words)

	Around Britain in a Bond Bug
		If you've done as many miles as I have in your Bond Bug you know when its not 100% this was the case later in the day.
		All the Bugs were behaving themselves and the weather was fine.
		The views were staggering, all the cars were running like clock work and to top it all we never saw another car for 1/2 an hour.
	www.users.globalnet.co.uk /~bugivan/around_britain_in_a_bond_bug.htm (937 words)

	UK,bond
		BOND was founded in June 1993, on the initiative of 61 NGOs...
		BOND provides a central point for advocacy on issues on which member organisations have a common view and would benefit from having a common voice.
		Bond and made by Sharp's Commercials Ltd. This first Bond was called the 'Mk A' and was powered by...
	www.tellmeabout.co.uk /directory/bond (1778 words)

	Bond
		Lawrie Bond designed a small three wheeled car and took his design to Sharps Commercials who agreed to manufacture it and the first Bond Minicar was born in 1947.
		The Bond name was then used on an unusual sporting version of the Reliant three wheeler which was called the Bond Bug.
		The Bond Minibike was built around a number of pressings (unlike most motorbikes of the era which used a tubular steel frame) The wheels and Villiers engine both were similar to those used for Bond Minicars.
	home.clara.net /peterfrost/bond.html (1055 words)

	Crap Cars - Cable Forum
		Bond Bug that is not Beatles, they have a picture of the Bond further down the page mentioning that its also on the list.
		Didn't the Bond Bug have the same alloy engine as the Hillman Imp, and a ridiculous top speed for a three wheeler.
		The bug had the all aluminium 700cc engine from reliant, later enlarged to 750cc.
	www.cableforum.co.uk /board/showthread.php?t=18821 (745 words)

	AROUND BRITAIN IN A BOND BUG
		What in the Bug she replied you must be joking (the wife don't like my bug very much, she claims I love it more then her "AS But to my surprise she said I could go.
		Near Honiton we found Tony in his Bug parked on the side of the road waiting for us and shortly after we stopped at a Little Chef for breakfast as it was now 10:00 We could only stop for half an hour and we were on our way again.
		During breakfast we were told that the Bugs had been damaged during the night, Tony’s Ian’s and Ivan’s had all been broken into and had their side screens damaged, some were bent but Ivan’s had been torn.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /jeffrey.e/around_britain_in_a_bond_bug.htm (4392 words)

	Bond Bug car parts, & bits for Bugs & classic Bonds in general
		This section of free ads at Classic Wheels is not just for Bond Bug owners, but also anyone who is an enthusiast or interested in buying or selling items relating to these classic Bonds, and wants to try the internet to further their search.
		This page is targeted at ads for the Bug in particular, if this isn't exactly what you are interested in, click the left hand border to view the full list of Bonds and other classic motors (there are over 2,000 to choose from!).
		If you no longer own or drive this type of Bug, but wonder where your old automobile is now, pop a note on here for free and see if its new owner gets in touch.
	www.classic-wheels.co.uk /classic_car_adv/old-bond-bug.htm (812 words)

	Bugs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The Bond Bug was designed by David Ogle in 1970 to appeal to young people.
		Pity that most young people preferred a second hand Ford and the Bug was short lived as Reliant concentrated on the more mundane Robin.
		The Corgi in Orange or LimeGreen, the solid resin Autosculpt, an Airfix plastic kit in 1:32 scale, and the Bandai Bond Bug.
	www.harpin.demon.co.uk /models/bugs.htm (126 words)

	Should Bond Go The Batman Route? - CBn Forums
		Bond is not broken, you may need to fine tune the engine but it doesn't need to be overhauled.
		And if they were going to adapt Amis or Garnder's Books they would have to alter them a bit, as a lot of stuff from them has been used in the EON films.
		Of the two, Gardner definitely writes more of a literary Bond, and Benson a cinematic one, but both of their books would make good movies.
	debrief.commanderbond.net /index.php?showtopic=17245&view=new (1268 words)

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