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sladey wrote:NOW it's clear - that's shown on the telly thing isn't it?
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I bought a box of old Autosport magazines the other day and found a couple of Polaroids in amongst them.
They appear to be period shots of a works special.
The photos seem to show a car outside the racing department.
There's not many clues but one has '72' written on the back, the other has a signature, I think.
It's unclear but it could be 'Will Ford' or 'Velford'? I can't make it out.
Nice looking car though.. :wink:

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That's unbelievable Paul !!


Not only to find those old Polaroids in such great condition after over 35 years - but also the amazing discovery that Michelin TB 15's were available back then ... :wink:
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Lightweight_911 wrote:That's unbelievable Paul !!


Not only to find those old Polaroids in such great condition after over 35 years - but also the amazing discovery that Michelin TB 15's were available back then ... :wink:
and that high intensity 'halogen' lamps were available over fire exits - you learn something every day.

I'd run that finger print through the Police database to see if the photos belonged to anyone dodgy - might link a criminal to the theft of a priceless factory prototype :-)

Nice find.

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Highfield wrote:
Lightweight_911 wrote:That's unbelievable Paul !!
and that high intensity 'halogen' lamps were available over fire exits
I think you'll find it says 'Feuer Ausfahrt'. :lol:

Blimey, it's hard faking provenance with you guys ain't it? :wink:
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bet your glad no-one drove into that georgous car of yours paul :lol:
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Ferry Man wrote: There's not many clues but one has '72' written on the back, the other has a signature, I think.
It's unclear but it could be 'Will Ford' or 'Velford'? I can't make it out.
Nice looking car though..

Elford perhaps ???
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come on Higs keep up, he's pulling your plonker.
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higs356 wrote: Elford perhaps ???
Thanks Hig. That's it confirmed. This is a long lost, unknown, genuine ex-works factory racer. :lol:
Forget the halogens and TB's (which were available in the early seventies anyway) this is an historic find. History laid before you. :wink: :wink: :wink:
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:lol: :lol:
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:lol: :lol: Classic :)
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Nige wrote:come on Higs keep up, he's pulling your plonker.

...doh :oops:
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This picture is the background to Edmond Harris' sale section:-

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