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Last Edit: Dec 7, 2011 17:43:33 GMT by Fennec
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Alan, any chance you can resize the last pic? It's positively gargantuan! [edit - you've already done it, thanks ] Looks like an awesome shape and has SOOO much potential. Never heard of them before and thanks for bringing them to the public eye - everyday is a school day  |
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Don't know how to resize, so will re-host. - Now sorted
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Last Edit: Dec 7, 2011 17:43:49 GMT by Fennec
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Thanks Dude.
That last one is awesome. Untapped potential much? WANT!
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Last Edit: Dec 7, 2011 17:47:19 GMT by Fennec
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Looks like it's basically a Renault 12, right? [edit] You've now edited your post to say this. Carry on...[/edit]  |
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Last Edit: Dec 7, 2011 17:49:19 GMT by dbizzle
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Looks like it's basically a Renault 12, right? Proof reader you say?? It is actually a Renault 12, re-badged for the Romanian market.  LOL. |
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Yes, but as far as I can tell, there wasn't a R12 coupe. I could be wrong though
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Yeah, yeah - I was hunting for a picture while he was editing his post. |
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1939 Francis Barnett Powerbike
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Also known as a Dacia Sport  - the latest issue of Practical Classics has one in - Sam Glover brought one back from Romania. Boasts a mighty 1397cc and 65bhp. Page 30 for those wishing to avail themselves of WH Smith's reading rooms. And yes, based on the Renault 12. |
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Last Edit: Dec 7, 2011 17:59:10 GMT by Fennec
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Not seen a 2 door in either Renault or Dacia format. Neat.
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markbognor
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10mpg
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Just asking for a fuego or 21 turbo engine and some of those funky wheels of an a310 alpine...
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The Internet, like all tools, if used improperly, can make a complete bo**cks of even the simplest jobs...
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Amazing, never seen anything of these before!
It really transforms the look of the R12 and looks like a thorough job with the lengthened doors & lowered roofline making it a coupe over a 2-dr sedan.
Do one as an R12 Gordini coupe!
Still like the R15 as Renault's proper coupe though.
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mrj
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btw, the Dacia and the southamerican equivalent Ford Corcel were introduced before the R12 was launched, always liked the shape of the R12 .....
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Last Edit: Dec 8, 2011 10:43:08 GMT by rmad
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the Dacia and the southamerican equivalent Ford Corcel were introduced before the R12 was launched Hadn't realised that - both Dacia and R12 debuted at the Paris Motor show in 1969 according to the net. Must have been a tad confusing. Had presumed that it had been a Fiat-Lada here's our old tooling stylee arrangement, particularly as they only stopped making tham in 2004. That's some model life! Another reason why this site is great - every day's a retro school day! |
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LOL.
- the latest issue of Practical Classics has one in - Sam Glover brought one back from Romania. Boasts a mighty 1397cc and 65bhp. Page 30 for those wishing to avail themselves of WH Smith's reading rooms. 
