Supercars spotted, some rarities (vol 7)

Supercars spotted, some rarities (vol 7)

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Blib

44,173 posts

198 months

Thursday 2nd June 2022
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Unicorn level....

Seen at the Suffolk show yesterday. The Strada.




1000 Miglia

4,404 posts

80 months

Thursday 2nd June 2022
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Blib said:
Unicorn level....

Seen at the Suffolk show yesterday. The Strada.

Is it a 1 of 1 ? Kitcar ?

Has a 1599cc engine so likely Ford Crossflow .

not a bad looking thing , rather 1970s but that was when it was registered .smile

Adam.

27,259 posts

255 months

Thursday 2nd June 2022
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1000 Miglia said:
Is it a 1 of 1 ?
Hopefully

Master Bean

3,583 posts

121 months

Thursday 2nd June 2022
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This ia why I don't take pictures of cars. I'm not very good and I miss all the decent stuff like the 911 Turbo S and new shape V8 Vantage.




Driveline Shunt

902 posts

143 months

Friday 3rd June 2022
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A Bentley giving it both barrels. Excellent. biggrin


epom

11,547 posts

162 months

Friday 3rd June 2022
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Driveline Shunt said:
A Bentley giving it both barrels. Excellent. biggrin
smile

1000 Miglia

4,404 posts

80 months

Friday 3rd June 2022
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I'm going to assume this is rare enough for inclusion , better than a S3 Land Rover......tongue out



Pic might not show it but it's dark green , maybe a Bullitt edition ? .

Florida plates in Surrey ,not something you see everyday too .

5 minutes of research shows the reg is similar to the film car . JJZ 109 original .
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2nd edit , also saw 2 928s and an orange Gallardo whilst out .

3rd edit , the huge boot badge says Bullitt on it , didn't notice at the time .......paperbag

Edited by 1000 Miglia on Friday 3rd June 16:46

The Moose

22,860 posts

210 months

Friday 3rd June 2022
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1000 Miglia said:
I'm going to assume this is rare enough for inclusion , better than a S3 Land Rover......tongue out



Pic might not show it but it's dark green , maybe a Bullitt edition ? .

Florida plates in Surrey ,not something you see everyday too .

5 minutes of research shows the reg is similar to the film car . JJZ 109 original .
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2nd edit , also saw 2 928s and an orange Gallardo whilst out .

Edited by 1000 Miglia on Friday 3rd June 16:39
Tags are still valid - my guess is someone on a military deployment.

MDL111

6,962 posts

178 months

Friday 3rd June 2022
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LotusOmega375D

7,636 posts

154 months

Friday 3rd June 2022
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^^^ RHD in Vienna? That’s very cool. I spent some time driving around there in the 1990s in a couple of RHD Mk 3 Vauxhall Astra diesels. Not cool.

Zippee

13,473 posts

235 months

Friday 3rd June 2022
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An absolutely beautiful triumph tr250 today in St neots. Only 8500 made and all for the US, this one though is RHD.
Either way a pretty rare little thing.

DickyC

49,782 posts

199 months

Friday 3rd June 2022
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Zippee said:
An absolutely beautiful triumph tr250 today in St neots. Only 8500 made and all for the US, this one though is RHD.
Either way a pretty rare little thing.
If it's a UK car, what would stop it being a TR5?

RATATTAK

11,103 posts

190 months

Friday 3rd June 2022
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Zippee said:
An absolutely beautiful triumph tr250 today in St neots. Only 8500 made and all for the US, this one though is RHD.
Either way a pretty rare little thing.
I reckon that's a TR5 - windscreen wipers give it away as an OEM RHD. The only thing that's American about it is the stripe which is readily available here ... still very nice though.

Zippee

13,473 posts

235 months

Friday 3rd June 2022
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RATATTAK said:
Zippee said:
An absolutely beautiful triumph tr250 today in St neots. Only 8500 made and all for the US, this one though is RHD.
Either way a pretty rare little thing.
I reckon that's a TR5 - windscreen wipers give it away as an OEM RHD. The only thing that's American about it is the stripe which is readily available here ... still very nice though.
No idea, definitely badged as as a 250 though, you can see them on the rear qtr and had same on the boot.
Either way it was amazing condition

finlo

3,763 posts

204 months

Friday 3rd June 2022
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[url]|https://thumbsnap.com/WDR9aPMe[/url

Either still here after the S9 supercar event or over for the TT.

Steamer

13,861 posts

214 months

Friday 3rd June 2022
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1000 Miglia said:
I'm going to assume this is rare enough for inclusion , better than a S3 Land Rover......tongue out



Pic might not show it but it's dark green , maybe a Bullitt edition ? .

Florida plates in Surrey ,not something you see everyday too .

5 minutes of research shows the reg is similar to the film car . JJZ 109 original .
[/footnote]

2nd edit , also saw 2 928s and an orange Gallardo whilst out .

3rd edit , the huge boot badge says Bullitt on it , didn't notice at the time .......paperbag

Edited by 1000 Miglia on Friday 3rd June 16:46
Looks quite subtle in those colours - that boot is going to need a bit of work though.

finlo

3,763 posts

204 months

Friday 3rd June 2022
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Zippee said:
An absolutely beautiful triumph tr250 today in St neots. Only 8500 made and all for the US, this one though is RHD.
Either way a pretty rare little thing.
I posted this very car on page 355 of the cool classic cars thread!

TR4man

5,229 posts

175 months

Friday 3rd June 2022
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Zippee said:
RATATTAK said:
Zippee said:
An absolutely beautiful triumph tr250 today in St neots. Only 8500 made and all for the US, this one though is RHD.
Either way a pretty rare little thing.
I reckon that's a TR5 - windscreen wipers give it away as an OEM RHD. The only thing that's American about it is the stripe which is readily available here ... still very nice though.
No idea, definitely badged as as a 250 though, you can see them on the rear qtr and had same on the boot.
Either way it was amazing condition
Definitely a TR250 which has been converted to RHD and unless modified has only a measly 105bhp compared to the European fuel injected 150bhp. Conversions from LHD to RHD are comparatively easy and vice versa.

Mr Tidy

22,394 posts

128 months

Saturday 4th June 2022
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TR4man said:
Definitely a TR250 which has been converted to RHD and unless modified has only a measly 105bhp compared to the European fuel injected 150bhp. Conversions from LHD to RHD are comparatively easy and vice versa.
Back in the day I don't think too many FI models produced 150bhp very often!

Anyway I went to a Classic Car meet yesterday morning and saw loads of gems, but this Maserati Indy stood out as I'm not sure I've ever seen one before.



Edited by Mr Tidy on Saturday 4th June 01:45

TR4man

5,229 posts

175 months

Saturday 4th June 2022
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Mr Tidy said:
TR4man said:
Definitely a TR250 which has been converted to RHD and unless modified has only a measly 105bhp compared to the European fuel injected 150bhp. Conversions from LHD to RHD are comparatively easy and vice versa.
Back in the day I don't think too many FI models produced 150bhp very often!
I doubt that bit of fanciful marketing was unique to Triumph. Many manufacturers would tweak their press and test cars.