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Ian
Part of things
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That's rather tasty
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thebaron
Europe
Over the river, heading out of town
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Very Special.
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I like the way the rear arches look in relation to the wheels, like it was designed to have square wheels, or maybe skis...
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stefan
Posted a lot
If it isn't broken fix it till it is
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nice alternative to a gt40 for period racing
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POWER IS EVERYTHING WITHOUT CONTROL
1985 Honda jazz
1997 Saab 93 convertible
2010 transit 280
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After looking at it a couple of times - I'm still not sure wheter it's incredibly ugly, or utter beautifull ;D
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Jan 10, 2012 23:39:27 GMT
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there is a sister car. the Tojeiro Buick. i did a lot of work on the Buick engined car over the years and used to look after it at the Goodwood Revival. David Leslie drove the car the first year and Hugh Chalmers a few times in the next years. drove the Buick engined car on the road and it's amazingly quick. Jackie Stewart hated them because they handled so badly. i put some extra strengthening bars in the rear after leaning on the rear wheel and watching the whole lot flex     and a few years ago i made a basic model of the Tojiero Buick and got Sir jackie Stewart to sign it   the Ford engined Tojeiro started life as a Buick engined car for a shortwhile. it had a lot of develpoment but was very badly crashed in the mid 60's. the Buick engined car is pretty original. iv'e got loads of pictures of the Tojeiro buick in bits. |
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