For me it would be the Aston Martin db8. But the Jag xf and the l405 would surely have to get a special mention.
I'm suprised no one has put up a ds familial yet...
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For me it would be the Aston Martin db8. But the Jag xf and the l405 would surely have to get a special mention.
I'm suprised no one has put up a ds familial yet...
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That is a very good photo of Spencer King along side the CSK 4 door he was presented with on retirement :)
A truly gifted designer and engineer :) a pity Leyland bean counters ruined things.
I have a friend who has a Bugatti Type 35 replica on Vauxhall Viva running gear and power plant, cute as! and quick too :) an English Kit Car.
Do you mean the Diahatsu coming off the ferry? :eek::twisted::angel:Quote:
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That is a very nice 60/61 Simca Vedette,last use of the Ford Sidevalve V8 24 stud head from memory. would have liked one of them,drove an Aronde for a bit.
I was wondering how long to you put something up mate,WTF is that thing?Quote:
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Simca Vedette. 1956-7?
From memory, they had a 2.5ltr V8 :eek:.
Is it a Teal 37? Robin Day of Domain Day Wines has a Teal 59. Took a lot of time and effort to get it registered in South Aust. Has Jaguar six and MGB running gear. Very nice bit of kit. Robin told me that a lot of the stuff the SA rego body required fitted must have been very poorly installed and has since fallen off.Quote:
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Teals are no longer made. Went broke years ago. I was exploring the possibility of importing a Teal 59 kit but the powers at Qld. Transport would not budge from their stand that it would be an "Individually Constructed Vehicle" and required to comply with all applicable ADR's at date of presentation.
Actually a V8-60 dating from about 1938. Used a good bit in Speedway midgets. Vedette wrecks are now hoarded by historic speedway types.Quote:
Originally Posted by discovery39
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Originally Posted by Brian Hjelm
Wouldn't mind buying an old Wreck and restoring it, but I would imagine parts would be extremely hard to come by now.
Not the most popular set of wheels in town.....