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Richard H
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 Posted: Mon Sep 06, 2010 10:43 pm Post subject: My Vange pictures. |
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Here's my pics from Vange on bank holiday Monday which I hadn't got round to putting up. Well done for a great show Eddy.
£1650
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Salopian
Joined: 05 Jan 2010
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Location: Newport Shropshire
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The first Alvis is I think reg no JC 893 (can only see the last letters) a 1932 TJ 12/50 with Cross and Ellis DHC bodywork. The second a Firefly the 4 cylinder 12/50 replacement which was regarded as inferior at the time as heavier slower and thirstier.
I think the trike seems to be a candidate for dropping in a pond but otherwise an interesting selection - thanks for posting.
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Fluffle-Valve
Joined: 30 Dec 2009
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Location: At my computer in a bungalow in Duston, Northampton.
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| Posted: Mon Sep 06, 2010 11:47 pm Post subject: |
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Some very good photo's there.
That red sting-ray is really summat else. looks very cool..
BHJ 637S - what car is it?
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Richard H
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| Posted: Mon Sep 06, 2010 11:52 pm Post subject: |
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| Salopian wrote: | The first Alvis is I think reg no JC 893 (can only see the last letters) a 1932 TJ 12/50 with Cross and Ellis DHC bodywork. The second a Firefly the 4 cylinder 12/50 replacement which was regarded as inferior at the time as heavier slower and thirstier.
I think the trike seems to be a candidate for dropping in a pond but otherwise an interesting selection - thanks for posting. |
Thanks Jonathan. It was JC 893. Interesting to know what model it was. I'm right with you on the trikes, there were loads of them there and I hate them too! Most seemed to be cut up Reliant Robins 
FV, it's a "Latham F2" according to Cartell. A kit car of some sort, and I'd hazard a guess at being Cortina based.
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PAUL BEAUMONT
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Location: Barnsley S. Yorks
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Excellent Pictures Richard. Looks like it was a great show. How about a caption competition for the picture of the Riley with the bonnet up??
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Fluffle-Valve
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Take a closer look at the twin-cam crossflow.
That's a proper engine , that is...
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