Jomar for sale

[RobMk2a]

Early MK1 or Jomar for sale at Wire Wheel . Com in Florida.

Chassis number 7/C/114 with early 'outside lug' chassis and Coventry Climax engine - looks in very good condition.

It is probably well known in USA.

Rob

Lots of good photo's Rene!

No connection etc.

[GTRene]

Indeed, I already have all/most pictures :-)
looks nice, Andrew like's it too so I've heard from him.

I'll post those in a few weeks or so, first a lot others to post.

[Terminator]

It belonged to Al Way, who also owned the wide-bodied Tuscan V8 prototype.

I have loads of photos of both cars, but as they may be plagiarised, they'll not be passed into the public domain.

[GTRene]

for the looks I like this type of Jomar, so cute.

[DavidY]

Terminator said:

I have loads of photos

We don't want your type of photos on this forum!!!!

[alphaone]

[quote=GTRene]for the looks I like this type of Jomar, so cute. quote]

Me too had it been that shape I could have overlooked the steering wheel being on the wrong side

[plasticpig72]

plagiarised,= take or use another person's, thoughts, writings, inventions.

imho that happens all the time. Does that mean we cannot see the photos. That's a pity and i thought the forum was to share.

Alan

[cantus]

Lovely litlle car and a very nice person to talk with. Albert knew his cars. Visited him back in 2005. Wish I had that car in my collection.

[RobMk2a]

Do you know if this car was originally RHD it appears to have a UK reg. 437 EBJ

Interestingly the dash is similar to the Grantura 7/c/112 sold on eBay last year in that they both have two 'glove' compartments which may allow an 'easy' swap from RHD to LHD. Does anyone know who bought that car.

Rob

[GTRene]

but what is that with the headlining, it looks like the 'clouds' in the sky ;-)

[Slow M]

plasticpig72 said:

plagiarised,= take or use another person's, thoughts, writings, inventions.

imho that happens all the time. Does that mean we cannot see the photos. That's a pity and i thought the forum was to share.

Alan

Well, you could just go straight to the site.
http://wirewheel.com/1959-TVR-Jomar-for-sale.html

Best regards,
Bernard.