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did someone say "satellite dish"
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couple of "mystery" cars down the page
http://www.britishcarlinks.com/ mystery car http://www.britishcarlinks.com/Myste...m%20Greece.jpg http://www.britishcarlinks.com/mystery%20rear.jpg http://www.britishcarlinks.com/myste...der%20hood.jpg These photos were sent in from Greece from an enthusiast who has just acquired this car. It is believed to be British from the Jaeger gauges in the dash. Most of the mechanical bits are British, too. Mind you I don't recognize the motor. The new owner would like to restore the car but knowing what it is would definitely help! There were I.D. tags at the front of the engine compartment but they have been removed. Looks a lot like a Series V Sunbeam Alpine except for the headlights (and lack of a vent window in the door) so my guess at this point is a modified Alpine. If you know for sure please drop me a line and I'll pass the info on to the owner. I'll also post any answers here for anyone else interested. - Allan, webmaster@britishcarlinks.com. UPDATE - Thanks to all that have responded! The consensus is that it is actually a Series II Alpine which has had some heavy modifications. The motor is actually from a 1966 Singer Gazelle. The guys at the Sunbeam Alpine Owners Club of America and the Sunbeam Alpine Owners Club played a big role in helping to identify the car. UPDATE II - Thanks to Jan Eyerman, Gazelle Registrar, North American Singer Owners Club, for sending in the following - "The engine looks like a Series IIIA-IIIC Hillman Minx.... the Zenith 30VN carburetor and the intake manifold with three threaded holes to the rear of the carb (one is blocked from view). These three holes were for mounting a throttle solenoid on Easidrive equipped cars. Soooo the engine (or at least the intake manifold!) came from a Series IIIA-IIIC Hillman. Since Singer Gazelles had chrome valve covers and this one has a painted valve cover, it points more to a Hillman Minx origin for the engine." |
The homemade wifi antennas above (made with deep fry scoopers" actually work. For some other similar info, check this page out
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4th of July Clear Lake fireworks at Kemah Boardwalk
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Ahh Kemah - one of my favorite places (I lived off NASA Rd 1 a LONG time ago) used to have drinks with the girls at the The Turtle Club and Toolies - both of which are probably long gone. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1196280099.jpg |
Jenkem anyone?
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How about a cantenna?
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http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1196290548.jpg 16.4 foot long aircraft carrier made out of legos. That guy qualifies as a "super nerd". http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1196290554.jpg |
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