Some interesting cars at Revival?

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Some interesting cars at Revival?

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So, is the 69 S a 2.0 or a 2.2 ? :)

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Max is hedging his bets. :wink:

If it's a 2.2 they forgot to put that sticker in the middle of the rear 'screen.
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:) And if it's it's a 2.0, the coils in the wrong place.

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Speaking of details there are some decent reference shots of a largely unrestored '71 2.2S on Thomas's site:

http://www.germansportscars.net/GB/cars ... 2-2-o/407/
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- & whether it's a 2.0S or 2.2S it's lost its mfi (fitted with carbs).
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It is a 69 2.0 S. Andy, that is Raf 's car. I understand the MFI is being refurbished.

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He didn't keep the car long - if I remember correctly it came from Bert Robinson in the States.
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mycar wrote::) And if it's it's a 2.0, the coils in the wrong place.

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And if it`s a `69 2.0, the coil`s just where it`s meant to be. :roll:

Am I right in thinking that the `69 2.0S with MFI is a really rare car ? I only remember one coming to market and that was a few years ago now. You don`t hear people refer to the `69 S in the same way as, say, the much better known `67S.

Does the car have CDI Fraser ?

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The '69 models have lots of unique features & the '69 2.0S is often overlooked when people are searching for an S.

If I was in the market for an 'S' I would certainly go & look at this car (I considered buying it when it was offered by its previous US owner) - the colour (Golden Green) is very rarely seen & can look sensational.
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Hi All
If this was the golden green S at Brooklands on New Year's Day it looked stunning?
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alfacat wrote:If this was the golden green S at Brooklands on New Year's Day it looked stunning?
Ferryman? Photos please (in colour :wink:).
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alfacat wrote:Hi All
If this was the golden green S at Brooklands on New Year's Day it looked stunning?
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Agreed, that car was beautiful. 8-)
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