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Anyone care to guess the brand? Yours for an estimated 135k! Not quite to my taste (or should I say butt ugly).
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This will turn just as many heads for a fraction of the price:Anyone care to guess the brand? Yours for an estimated 135k! Not quite to my taste (or should I say butt ugly).
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Hard to believe you could make a SZ look even worseAnyone care to guess the brand? Yours for an estimated 135k! Not quite to my taste (or should I say butt ugly).
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Hard to believe you could make a SZ look even worse![]()
The site says it is a re-worked 75, here is the article:Alfa Romeo SZ Castagna
remember those well in my day when perusing kit car magazinesThis will turn just as many heads for a fraction of the price:
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Ah, the good old days of 'Kit Car', 'Custom Car', and 'Cars and Car Conversions'. Triple C was always a good read, Kit Car was for the dedicated, and Custom Car always displayed nice bodywork.remember those well in my day when perusing kit car magazines
That’s the Aston Martin designer’s car isn’t it? Townsend, was that his name?This will turn just as many heads for a fraction of the price:
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William Towns.That’s the Aston Martin designer’s car isn’t it? Townsend, was that his name?
Good job it has a modern engine in it. The original is prone to failure and was rather underpowered by today's standards. Testimony of this is the casualties en route to Cornwall.
A member of a car club I was in back in the UK had a Scooby engine in the back of his bus, it surprised quite a few other motoristsGood job it has a modern engine in it. The original is prone to failure and was rather underpowered by today's standards. Testimony of this is the casualties en route to Cornwall.
yep remember reading all those in my day, must of spent a fortune on car mags in those days, for some reason i did take a particular liking to "Custom Car"Ah, the good old days of 'Kit Car', 'Custom Car', and 'Cars and Car Conversions'. Triple C was always a good read, Kit Car was for the dedicated, and Custom Car always displayed nice bodywork.
I still have a box of Custom Car magazines, no idea why but....yep remember reading all those in my day, must of spent a fortune on car mags in those days, for some reason i did take a particular liking to "Custom Car"![]()
cant think whyI still have a box of Custom Car magazines, no idea why but....
Anyone care to guess the brand? Yours for an estimated 135k! Not quite to my taste (or should I say butt ugly).
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Nice colour and the MOT history isn't too bad but due one very soon.2003 Spyder coming up at Hampsons on 12th with what appears to be quite a low estimate:
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