The Numbers Game

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soxboy

6,340 posts

220 months

Tuesday 30th April
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Dashnine said:

1957 Mercedes-Benz 2205 Cabriolet
Hmm, are you sure that’s not actually a 220S that has been uploaded to the internet with a typo?

WPA

8,936 posts

115 months

Tuesday 30th April
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Bugger, missed 2204 was going post my Civic CDTI, 2204cc of diesel power

Anyway, Rover 2200 engine 2205cc


Dashnine

1,335 posts

51 months

Tuesday 30th April
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soxboy said:
Hmm, are you sure that’s not actually a 220S that has been uploaded to the internet with a typo?
Dammit - caught out on the first thread post - not sure at all, and thought it an odd number for a Mercedes model but was captivated by the photo and should have known better.

I didn't think the the dry weight of an Audi RS 5 DTM being less than 1,000kg (2,205 lb) was in the true spirit either, nor the heaviest vehicle pulled by beard weighing 2,205 kg so I offer:

The Rover P6 2205cc engine (and I really hope that's a photo of the right engine...):



ETA: And took too long to find exactly the same topic so was beaten to it!

AMGSee55

643 posts

103 months

Tuesday 30th April
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Behold the mighty 12.5 litre Perkins 2206C-E13TAG diesel generator!


soxboy

6,340 posts

220 months

Tuesday 30th April
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AMGSee55 said:
Behold the mighty 12.5 litre Perkins 2206C-E13TAG diesel generator!

Will that fit in the back of a Tesla?

Turbobanana

6,340 posts

202 months

Friday 3rd May
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22/07 (1972): The Watkins Glen 6 hrs. Jacky Ickx / Mario Andretti Ferrari 312 PB (#089) which started from 2nd but beat the sister car of Ronnie Petersen / Tim Schenken to the flag.


gt40steve

709 posts

105 months

Tuesday 7th May
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1912 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost 40/50 HP Tourer by Mann Egerton.
Chassis number 2208.


griffter

3,990 posts

256 months

Monday 13th May
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Mazda B2200 pick up. 2209cc.


moffspeed

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2,713 posts

208 months

Monday 13th May
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Surely one of the most beautiful but flawed racing cars of all time, the Ford F3L (P68/69). The wheelbase of 2210 cms only just exceeded the rear track width - so almost a “square” racing car.

Errant handling and downforce issues meant that the car had a nasty habit of trying to kill its drivers. Elongating the wheelbase in the P69 design did not cure the malevolence.


moffspeed

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208 months

Monday 13th May
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To add a bit of context here. I always considered the Rondeau M378 to be one of the tiniest and stubbiest of the then Gp C cars.

However, compared to the F3L, a bit of a London bus with a wheelbase of 2480cms…



Edited by moffspeed on Monday 13th May 14:45

gt40steve

709 posts

105 months

Wednesday 15th May
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GT40 continuation car from Superformance. Chassis no. GT40P/2211

WPA

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gt40steve

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105 months

Wednesday 15th May
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Chrysler Trans Four engine. 2213cc, Introduced 1981 and used in countless Chrysler, Dodge & Plymouth cars.

WPA

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GTRene

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225 months

Wednesday 15th May
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VIN2215 1972 600 SWB


GTRene

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1958 50s fifties Silver Bristol 406S 2216 cc, 406S one-off prototype


GTRene

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1917 Stutz Bearcat Roadster Chassis 2217 S


GTRene

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GTRene

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Bentley 4.5 litre (1928) MP 2219


GTRene

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jensen 541R