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Oct 11, 2009 20:41:04 GMT
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Oct 11, 2009 20:44:16 GMT
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Any thread that starts with not one but THREE Panhards AND a Jensen truck (and yes, it IS the same Jensen that made the Interceptor/Jensen-Healey) is a winner in my book. Thanks for sharing!  |
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Oct 11, 2009 21:03:41 GMT
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Had a good chat with the owner of the Jensen Lorry, Aluminium Chassis, 85,000 miles from new, OG. Paint, yours for 20k!!! Excellent day out, Bus shuttle service from the Museum and School where the car show is held to the seafront where the busses and big stuff was and back, all on a selection of 50's thru to now Busses, all for 4 quid!! Good pics Mark!!
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1968 Triumph 1300
1946 Chevrolet Fleetmaster
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Seth
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Oct 11, 2009 21:10:56 GMT
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MMmmmm Panahrds! Nice photos  |
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kenb
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Oct 12, 2009 10:32:33 GMT
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is this the same Jenson lorry, if so what going on with the number plates??? and would i be right in saying these were fitted with Perkins Diesels? www.babyboomersuk.com/node/280 |
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Oct 12, 2009 11:41:12 GMT
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Nice pics Mark,
cheers ;D
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Oct 12, 2009 11:46:35 GMT
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cheer's the pic were only taken with my little kodak Dx6340 but pleased with how they came out it does take a good pic and saves carrying the other one about all the time . mrs nightmares took a good deal of those ones is this the same Jenson lorry, if so what going on with the number plates??? and would I be right in saying these were fitted with Perkins Diesels? www.babyboomersuk.com/node/280I'd say they where different lorry's one is Crawford the other is Crawford & son maybe same company different years |
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kenb
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Oct 12, 2009 15:07:15 GMT
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Think you're right having studied the pics a bit harder, quite a few detail differences, notably the drivers windscreen and front lighting arrangements. Blimey quite rare having 2 of them in the same livery and still going.
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Rob M
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Oct 12, 2009 16:18:28 GMT
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I don't suppose there was a 1955 ( ish ) Pro street Bel Air on show there? I'm asking because on Saturday afternoon I was leaving Basildon to come back to Norfolk when this, I can only describe it as a monstrous banshee of a sound, got me looking to the Roundabout where Burnt Mills Rd and Cranes Farm Rd meet. What I saw will live in the memory for some time. This Chevy looked the utter testicles in a beautiful blue with cream flanks, was lower than a worms apendage and had HUGE rear wheels. It got behind me off the roundabout and I could see a roll cage and not much else. Breathtaking.
It was the sound as well as the "stance" it was perfection on wheels.
Somebody must know this car?
Utterly awesome!
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Oct 12, 2009 16:46:25 GMT
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I don't suppose there was a 1955 ( ish ) Pro street Bel Air on show there? I'm asking because on Saturday afternoon I was leaving Basildon to come back to Norfolk when this, I can only describe it as a monstrous banshee of a sound, got me looking to the Roundabout where Burnt Mills Rd and Cranes Farm Rd meet. What I saw will live in the memory for some time. This Chevy looked the utter testicles in a beautiful blue with cream flanks, was lower than a worms apendage and had HUGE rear wheels. It got behind me off the roundabout and I could see a roll cage and not much else. Breathtaking. It was the sound as well as the "stance" it was perfection on wheels. Somebody must know this car? Utterly awesome! that would be mark lamudes 55 then no didn't see it at the show but a friend of his live just round the corner from there so i'd guess he'd either been there or was going there the car in question runs a procharged big block with around 1500bhp very cool car that i've known for years in various guises |
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Rob M
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Oct 12, 2009 19:02:03 GMT
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I don't suppose there was a 1955 ( ish ) Pro street Bel Air on show there? I'm asking because on Saturday afternoon I was leaving Basildon to come back to Norfolk when this, I can only describe it as a monstrous banshee of a sound, got me looking to the Roundabout where Burnt Mills Rd and Cranes Farm Rd meet. What I saw will live in the memory for some time. This Chevy looked the utter testicles in a beautiful blue with cream flanks, was lower than a worms apendage and had HUGE rear wheels. It got behind me off the roundabout and I could see a roll cage and not much else. Breathtaking. It was the sound as well as the "stance" it was perfection on wheels. Somebody must know this car? Utterly awesome! that would be mark lamudes 55 then no didn't see it at the show but a friend of his live just round the corner from there so i'd guess he'd either been there or was going there the car in question runs a procharged big block with around 1500bhp very cool car that i've known for years in various guises Sir, you are the master of understatement!! Are there any pics of it here? Or anywhere? It deserves the widest possible audience. Seeing something like that in pictures is one thing but to see it in the flesh is something else entirely. It actually sounded like it had a T Rex under the bonnet, 1500BHP? My God! ;D |
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Oct 12, 2009 19:53:17 GMT
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that would be mark lamudes 55 then no didn't see it at the show but a friend of his live just round the corner from there so i'd guess he'd either been there or was going there the car in question runs a procharged big block with around 1500bhp very cool car that i've known for years in various guises Sir, you are the master of understatement!! Are there any pics of it here? Or anywhere? It deserves the widest possible audience. Seeing something like that in pictures is one thing but to see it in the flesh is something else entirely. It actually sounded like it had a T Rex under the bonnet, 1500BHP? My God! ;D i have a pic from last weeks battlesbridge show of the engine bay  : [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGKU6chpxY0&feature=player_profilepage: [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DrUDdo3PlU&feature=player_profilepage: |
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