Can you identify this car?
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dynosoar

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Sunday 25th October 2015
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Who will be first?

Andy

jamesatcandsc

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Sunday 25th October 2015
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Morgan SLR

dynosoar

Original Poster:

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Sunday 25th October 2015
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Spot on.
Many thanks.

A.

sun.and.rain

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Sunday 25th October 2015
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I hope that pic is distorted and the car doesn't actually look like that. Looks like it has 15" wires on the front and 12" wires on the rear. Like some kind of front wheel drive monster-car.

Thx for post, never seen this type of Morgan before.

Edited by sun.and.rain on Sunday 25th October 14:27

Riley Blue

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Sunday 25th October 2015
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sun.and.rain

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Sunday 25th October 2015
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Thx. Still kinda like the original pic tho!

Could just imagine it being powered by massive big-block General Motors 455 V8 with front wheel drive and, say, chain-driven transmission, and a wooden chassis.

Little bit of understeer maybe but it'll be fine. .

Edited by sun.and.rain on Sunday 25th October 15:27

marshalla

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Sunday 25th October 2015
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sun.and.rain said:
wooden chassis.
That'd make it a Marcos, not a Morgan.


droopsnoot

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Sunday 25th October 2015
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This was the subject of a competition linked to the NEC Classic Car Show a few years back. Prize was a box set of "GT Racer" which I very much wanted, so I spent ages in work searching for it, found the right answer, sent it in. Never heard back from them.

rohrl

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Tuesday 27th October 2015
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Seeing as that was done so quickly does anyone know what this is?



Edit - photo was taken in Australia if that helps.

Edited by rohrl on Tuesday 27th October 14:52

Johnspex

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Tuesday 27th October 2015
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It has something of the Rootes Arrow range about it.

300bhp/ton

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Tuesday 27th October 2015
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sun.and.rain said:
Thx. Still kinda like the original pic tho!

Could just imagine it being powered by massive big-block General Motors 455 V8 with front wheel drive and, say, chain-driven transmission, and a wooden chassis.

Little bit of understeer maybe but it'll be fine. .

Edited by sun.and.rain on Sunday 25th October 15:27
The pic in the op does make it look proportionally very different. If that style appeals to you, then you'll love the Cheetah.


dbdb

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202 months

Tuesday 27th October 2015
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rohrl said:
Seeing as that was done so quickly does anyone know what this is?



Edit - photo was taken in Australia if that helps.
I thought it was a Nissan Sunny earlier (the question is asked in its own thread) but I couldn't find a matching picture when I did a quick google.

Edited to add quote!

Edited by dbdb on Tuesday 27th October 15:03

nicanary

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Tuesday 27th October 2015
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c.1968 Toyota Corona?

rohrl

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Tuesday 27th October 2015
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It's an early-70s Mitsubihi Galant.

HarryW

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Tuesday 27th October 2015
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rohrl said:
Seeing as that was done so quickly does anyone know what this is?



Edit - photo was taken in Australia if that helps.

Edited by rohrl on Tuesday 27th October 14:52
1992 Blonde

Qcarchoo

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Tuesday 27th October 2015
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rohrl said:
It's an early-70s Mitsubihi Galant.
this

dynosoar

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Wednesday 28th October 2015
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Riley Blue said:
https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRLWtLr_KAsTwRe147MS3sPWX6Uz9zntuqysBtR0RLwvYRwMKZ4

And another turns up on my door step in Historic Racing Technology magazine.



Thanks for the replies and by all means carry the thread on as a quiz. These challenges can be good fun.

Andy.

Edited by dynosoar on Wednesday 28th October 12:02


Edited by dynosoar on Wednesday 28th October 12:19