my non-Porsche picture of the day

[911hillclimber]

[Winston Teague]

Last week....

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[sladey]

That looks fun

[rich73]

Spotted this in the garden of a house I viewed today, one of a pair rusting in piece.
20240131_105247 by richard cannings, on Flickr

[misteralz]

240Z? Fiat 124? Jensen Healey? All of those feel almost right but still wrong...

[KS]

Def Jensen Healey (unless it isn't...).

[911hillclimber]

My first thought too.

[rich73]

Looks like it may be a 260z from looking at the wheels.
Screenshot 2024-02-01 184250 by richard cannings, on Flickr

[Mike]

[jb]

The Ferraris of that era do look wonderful.

[hot66]

Couple of period photos , both from North Yorkshire … daily life …



…. to a bit of motorsport

[PaulF]

I love a hot Anglia, went on my honeymoon in mine 1972. Ford 1500 motor, disc brakes, new camshaft followers ha, ha.

[Nine One One]

I love a hot Anglia, went on my honeymoon in mine 1972. Ford 1500 motor, disc brakes, new camshaft followers ha, ha.

I know you do not do Facebook, but someone may add the pictures - Hillclimb Anglia
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/it ... _code=null

Seller's description
Very fast hill climb track car approx 800kg 5 speed straight cut type 9 box dry sump,new hydraulic clutch 1.7 zetec se all alloy engine revs to 8000 + drives spot on engine is race prep approx 180 bhp. Space frame front end +one piece firberglass front ,leada adjustable coil overs front and rear, lsd rear axle 5 linked wildwood front calipers lots of new parts living in the southwest won't get used as no tracks down here to suit probably built by George pulley a long time ago. Just recommissioned after being in storage for 12 years +

[jwhillracer]

I presume that the seller isn't talking about the South-West of England. Either that or he/she doesn't get out much, the South-west is full of hillclimb and sprint courses ...............

JW

[911hillclimber]

With that spec it is a Sports Libre under 2 litres, so a VERY tough class to compete in.

I had a bog standard 105E just before I married Trish. You could hear the rounded cam rattle a mile away.
Oddly rust free (this was 1977) and i loved it, came out of a ditch in Wales, £25 with a short MoT. Never broke down.

Sold it as Trish had a perfect mustard yellow Mini 850 which was a great car and quiet.

Hot 105E's are fab.