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bstark said:
Don't suppose it's this one?
https://youtu.be/9cLTKuuArQ4
Wow - I reckon it was.Same colour and condition. I was listening to the radio so ddin't pick up any aural difference .Tell me more ? https://youtu.be/9cLTKuuArQ4
I'm rather fond of a P4, it was our only family car for around 10years (during the 90s) as I was growing up. They are built like tanks and had some reasonable engines - ours was the 110 with the 125hp 2.6 straight 6. With 4 gears plus overdrive it was more than enough to keep up with modern traffic and would happily do 80 on the motorway.
We still have it but it needs a bit of TLC currently. I have great memories of some early morning drives to the Goodwood revival - cruising down some nice A roads, flicking in and out of overdrive. Great fun and completely different to driving a modern car!
We still have it but it needs a bit of TLC currently. I have great memories of some early morning drives to the Goodwood revival - cruising down some nice A roads, flicking in and out of overdrive. Great fun and completely different to driving a modern car!
coppice said:
bstark said:
Don't suppose it's this one?
https://youtu.be/9cLTKuuArQ4
Wow - I reckon it was.Same colour and condition. I was listening to the radio so ddin't pick up any aural difference .Tell me more ? https://youtu.be/9cLTKuuArQ4
A Rover V8 would be the obvious swap for a P4 - keep it in the family so to speak.
Unless of course you have a gas turbine on your garage shelf...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rover_JET1
Unless of course you have a gas turbine on your garage shelf...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rover_JET1
bstark said:
I only know what I've seen on Youtube. From What I can tell it has a big block Ford V8 (7.5l?) fitted, and it covers the 1/4 mile pretty rapidly!
My mistake - it has over 9 litres of V8
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