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Eastbourne 3 Wheeled Sportscar Finished!

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Dr. YoKai:
 That came out mighty nifty!

robunos:
XLNT!! Me Likey Mucho . . .    :smiley:   :smiley:
Fishtail exhausts would have been nice . . .


https://www.armoursltd.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/01113.jpg


. . . also British Racing Green with a race number in a white circle !   8)


cheers,
Robin.

kitnut617:

--- Quote from: Frank3k on July 26, 2021, 12:47:18 AM ---
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To be really authentic, it needs a puddle of oil under the car 

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My Mom bought a used, "almost new" 1971 Austin America/BMC ADO16. It was a fun car to drive, when it wasn't in the garage to fix a fluid leak of some kind. Drive two weeks, spend a week in the garage...

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Had to check what that was, it's an Austin 1100. Never knew they sold them in the USA.

Frank3k:

--- Quote ---Fishtail exhausts would have been nice . . .

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I had two, but they were too short, same with the original BMW exhausts.


--- Quote ---Had to check what that was, it's an Austin 1100. Never knew they sold them in the USA.

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I remember seeing more than one (usually in for repairs when we would drop ours off...) transmission issues were annoyingly common, but when it was running well the car was fun to drive.

Story:

--- Quote from: Frank3k on July 26, 2021, 12:41:26 AM ---Thanks guys. It was a bit of a rush job, but it came out OK.

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Your 'rush jobs' seem like prototypes from a professional run of commercial kits.

Jus' sayin'.

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