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Walter Wolf ?

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Dennis

thanks for the note
I have passed the info onto the owner of the other prototype

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hi Dougy

as this car is a significant 914-6,could you please post pictures of both the chassis plates in the front for the historians' records

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Dennis

re - the speedster pic . . . the wire wheels and the whitewalls are unusual enough but the passenger's window - it doesn't look to have the usual useless side window(?) but maybe glass ?? is this one of Porsche's Speedster pre prods or is there some other story behind this pic ? Von Frankenberg seem...

there are some more details on this site

http://www.austinmemories.com/styled-33 ... index.html

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Dennis

fab shot !!
and love the war surplus sandals !

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1970 Suzuki T125 Stinger

I had one years ago in pop green
liked the styling - lots of two stroke noise - not very fast

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the things you see down under . . .
this one arrived at the local PC concours yesterday and won first prize for the show car category

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guys
I am looking for a hi res pic of a 1971 or 1970 911 T Luxe with a sunroof
this is for a personal project and not to be shared
need not be of a members car
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Dennis

1953 Fiat Otto Vu Vignale
2 litre V8
probably no two ever built the same
I saw 2 at Blackhawk museum in Danville in August 1994 - a coupe and a spyder - stunning little jewels !

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where is it now ?
looking through my old holiday slides
taken at Autofarm in Amersham in March 1980

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didn't John Cooper have a monumental in a twini ?

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Adlam.jpg thanks for the pic an RS in black with no striping and a red RS badge on the tail really does it for me ! - so understated but you know its an icon in front of you my fave '73 RS spec is black/black,sunroof,sports seats w/bwr houndstooth,tinted glass,6/7 wheels and a Becker radio . . . ah...

18 or 22 ??
I can't tell the difference from here . . .

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this is April 1 - right ??
otherwise its a bit of tragic taste !

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