Flemke - Is this your McLaren? (Vol 5)
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flemke said:
epom said:
Henry is my favorite writer. His voice somehow sounds like how he writes.
Are you familiar with his bicycle reviews? flemke said:
bolidemichael said:
I'm tempted to view it differently. You appear to be literate and nuanced in your posts - the chap was probably indulging in the transparent manner of your communication, perhaps briefly forgetting that you hadn't elaborated on all of the details for your reason to sell.
From an impartial view, I quite enjoy the 'Where's Wally?' or, 'Where's Waldo?' in this instance, nature of this thread!
From an impartial view, I quite enjoy the 'Where's Wally?' or, 'Where's Waldo?' in this instance, nature of this thread!
bolidemichael said:
flemke said:
epom said:
Henry is my favorite writer. His voice somehow sounds like how he writes.
Are you familiar with his bicycle reviews? flemke said:
bolidemichael said:
I'm tempted to view it differently. You appear to be literate and nuanced in your posts - the chap was probably indulging in the transparent manner of your communication, perhaps briefly forgetting that you hadn't elaborated on all of the details for your reason to sell.
From an impartial view, I quite enjoy the 'Where's Wally?' or, 'Where's Waldo?' in this instance, nature of this thread!
From an impartial view, I quite enjoy the 'Where's Wally?' or, 'Where's Waldo?' in this instance, nature of this thread!
Ask for another pose - such as with the latest Cyclist mag with (IIRC) an article by Henry, or perhaps tonight's Evening Standard?
flemke said:
bolidemichael said:
flemke said:
epom said:
Henry is my favorite writer. His voice somehow sounds like how he writes.
Are you familiar with his bicycle reviews? flemke said:
bolidemichael said:
I'm tempted to view it differently. You appear to be literate and nuanced in your posts - the chap was probably indulging in the transparent manner of your communication, perhaps briefly forgetting that you hadn't elaborated on all of the details for your reason to sell.
From an impartial view, I quite enjoy the 'Where's Wally?' or, 'Where's Waldo?' in this instance, nature of this thread!
From an impartial view, I quite enjoy the 'Where's Wally?' or, 'Where's Waldo?' in this instance, nature of this thread!
Ask for another pose - such as with the latest Cyclist mag with (IIRC) an article by Henry, or perhaps tonight's Evening Standard?
flemke said:
Not really fair. I said it was "somewhere" in my desk, so I'll have to look at see what I can find. If I can't find that, maybe I can find a sketch of it.
Also, I said it was a "mock-up", which is different from a prototype. We did not do a prototype.
Very well, the keys to your F1 Also, I said it was a "mock-up", which is different from a prototype. We did not do a prototype.
bolidemichael said:
flemke said:
bolidemichael said:
flemke said:
epom said:
Henry is my favorite writer. His voice somehow sounds like how he writes.
Are you familiar with his bicycle reviews? flemke said:
bolidemichael said:
I'm tempted to view it differently. You appear to be literate and nuanced in your posts - the chap was probably indulging in the transparent manner of your communication, perhaps briefly forgetting that you hadn't elaborated on all of the details for your reason to sell.
From an impartial view, I quite enjoy the 'Where's Wally?' or, 'Where's Waldo?' in this instance, nature of this thread!
From an impartial view, I quite enjoy the 'Where's Wally?' or, 'Where's Waldo?' in this instance, nature of this thread!
Ask for another pose - such as with the latest Cyclist mag with (IIRC) an article by Henry, or perhaps tonight's Evening Standard?
Autoworld Museum in Brussels organises an exhibition "So British" with only British cars and motorcycles, starting December 13th
https://www.autoworld.be/expos-en-93-major-exposit...
I already intended on visiting, as I do with most of their major expositions, but I definitely will go after seeing this on their facebook page:
https://www.autoworld.be/expos-en-93-major-exposit...
I already intended on visiting, as I do with most of their major expositions, but I definitely will go after seeing this on their facebook page:
Rocket. said:
Sway said:
I adore the Rocket, was very lucky a few years ago when a PHer drove his a couple of hundred miles in stty drizzle to one of the Goodwood Breakfast Clubs and allowed me to pore over it for an hour.
Just lovely detailing everywhere. So pared back and minimal, yet such obvious quality.
Just lovely detailing everywhere. So pared back and minimal, yet such obvious quality.
Hope things are well with you. Do you still have the Rocket? For some reason I seem to recall you'd moved on?
Sway said:
And there's the lovely chap!
Hope things are well with you. Do you still have the Rocket? For some reason I seem to recall you'd moved on?
All good thanks and you? Hope things are well with you. Do you still have the Rocket? For some reason I seem to recall you'd moved on?
Sadly not anymore as there are more important things to spend the money on apparently... but it's not gone far and I do have 1st dibs should it ever come up for sale.
Now trying to recreate a small bit of the Rocket vibe in a slower, heavier, less expensive package using a modified 1991 Honda Beat.
https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...
trackdemon said:
Afternoon Flemke, sure you've probably already seen this in some form or another but now it's in the public domain - penny for your thoughts?
Yes, that is Gordon's forthcoming T.50, as revealed to the public today on the Autocar website.https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/new-cars/gordon...
My thoughts are that it should be a great car from a great designer.
I have a few concerns, which I shall not elaborate here.
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