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Spotted on my way to the Swiss trip
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1969 FF Mk1 119/098
1970 Lotus Elan S4 DHC
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Those rear propellors... Amphicar.
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Yes he had just done 6 days driving around Lake Como - that is driving around it and around in it!
Martin Kennedy
1969 FF Mk1 119/098
1970 Lotus Elan S4 DHC
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Here's something about the Gooda Special which Keith correctly identified.Keith wrote:Barrie will like that one Adrian, it's quite a gooda image.
It was sold by JD Classics a few years ago and can be seen on their Previously Sold webpage.
Ex-owner FF #304.
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This was driving into the British Car Show at Morges
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Barrie is indeed interested Keith but perhaps not quite for the reasons you might think.Keith wrote:Barrie will like that one Adrian, it's quite a gooda image.
Firstly the article AH1951 posted (an auction catalogue?) says it had a RR 3 speed box which was never mated to the six cylinder engine, only four speed manual or auto. The three speed didn’t appear until 1966 on V8s so maybe a typo. However the article goes on to say it was made by Peel Coachworks of Kingston.
Some years ago I picked up on this one-off Mystery CAR which was identified as a Alvis made to the design of ‘Goff’ Imhoff who had several Alvises funded by his record and musical instrument shop in the eastern part of Oxford St W1 ( I used to go there to chat up girls) Here’s the link.
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James E knew who the man was to go to: Simon Taylor who alludes to, but doesn’t confirm, the body designer being Peels but I think after comparing these two Photo’s we can say its at least a step nearer The Peel Bodied Bentley The similarities abound especially when you look at shots from a different angle
The Google Map shot in the middle kicked of the enquiry when I was trying to take a shot cut. It's owned long time by the house owner who despite being an expert in Elkektron (a rare aircraft alloy needing special car but he hasn't got round to dealing with it Out chat was 6 year ago and I as far as I'm aware its still there less the bits that get blown on the wind...………………. Gooda's a good, brave, but unresolved design
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Italian job on a Mercedes 220? ca. 1970. Frua?
Kees Oudesluijs
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Much earlier. Mid to late fifties I would guess. Like the twin rear wipers! And yes that Mercedes star is a dead giveaway.
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You are quite right it is much earlier. Bumpers, tyres are give away´s. Also the front is more mid 50´s. Obviously I did not look properly at the picture before.
The rear lights do look familiar somehow.
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The rear lights do look familiar somehow.
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They look like Facel Vega rear lamps, but not quite.
Nice BMW in the background too. (Never thought I would say that about a BMW!)
Nice BMW in the background too. (Never thought I would say that about a BMW!)
The future ain’t what it used to be.
67 Interceptor 117/2610
68 Interceptor 115/2943
other british old cars
67 Interceptor 117/2610
68 Interceptor 115/2943
other british old cars
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It's a Mercedes 300b Pininfarina coupé 1955. I removed the wheel and boot badges but missed the one on the bonnet. The rear is very Facel Vega which I figured would throw a few off the scent. Notice the wipers on the rear window.
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Interesting that Mercedes would only deliver the chassis after having approved Pininfarina‘s design proposal. I thought that maybe it was a Graber...
What‘s this car?
What‘s this car?
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Is it a Rover Felix?felixkk wrote:What‘s this car?
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Yes!
Felix Kistler C-V8 112/2454, 541DL 2223849
"You Secret Little Monkey"
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