Lets see a picture of your classic(s)
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Strela said:
Sorry not sure what you mean. If engine size, no it's just 7.5l.Edited by hidetheelephants on Thursday 18th August 22:04
Strela said:
swooshiain said:
Google [bot] said:
Sorry not sure what you mean. If engine size, no it's just 7.5l.
Hats off for the use of the phrase "just 7.5l" Cotesy of course I can't say 'not 8.2, 460'
I had a guy shouting at me on my commute today '460 MAYT...?' 'Yes mate', 'THE ONLY ENGINE MAYT'
Google [bot] said:
Early days yet but seems pretty good. There are a few places that have parts, the engine's just a Ford big block so no worries there. Doubtless a lot of other stuff.
Cotesy of course I can't say 'not 8.2, 460'
I had a guy shouting at me on my commute today '460 MAYT...?' 'Yes mate', 'THE ONLY ENGINE MAYT'
I think it needs some mods ....Cotesy of course I can't say 'not 8.2, 460'
I had a guy shouting at me on my commute today '460 MAYT...?' 'Yes mate', 'THE ONLY ENGINE MAYT'
http://www.hotrod.com/articles/ccrp-0602-big-block...
RichB said:
Had a bit of a weekend motoring in the Lagonda and visited a friend who took some pictures on his driveway. English classic in a classic English setting.
My grandad was in the home guard in the war and on patrol nights they used to smoke around in the butcher's Lagonda, which he said was something very similar to yours! I think they mainly went from pub to pub.Absolutely beautiful.
eglf said:
If I remember correctly R51 was the foundry and Q65 a model workshop for the wind tunnels.
I wouldn't know, it pre-dates my existence on earth by quite a few years. I was going by the listed status: http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-502311-...Gassing Station | Classic Cars and Yesterday's Heroes | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff