Hopefully most won't be too easy as it was never imported to US...
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It's got a "Lancia" look.
Triumph maybe?
pequeot?
Gilbern Invader G3
I once hitch hiked from N. Wales along the coast to Liverpool. Got a ride in one of these that I'll NEVER forget
Richard
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Richard, how you have changed
well done richard
QUOTE (richardL @ Jan 16 2006, 02:00 PM) |
Gilbern Invader G3 I once hitch hiked from N. Wales along the coast to Liverpool. Got a ride in one of these that I'll NEVER forget Richard |
QUOTE (thesey914 @ Jan 16 2006, 12:09 PM) |
Hopefully most won't be too easy as it was never imported to US... |
QUOTE (fiid @ Jan 16 2006, 03:12 PM) | ||
Do tell.... |
QUOTE (richardL @ Jan 16 2006, 03:00 PM) |
Gilbern Invader G3 I once hitch hiked from N. Wales along the coast to Liverpool. Got a ride in one of these that I'll NEVER forget Richard |
Nothing too special - that coast road is a fast nicely sweeping road through loads of tunnels and the guy was simply flying while looking around to talk to everyone in the car. I was impressed by the car and also by the fact that we actually didn't miss a curve and end in the sea. It transfixed me for 50 miles
The road was actually pretty fast if you knew it. A very good friend of mine (also a 914 owner) used to know that road very well. He was the president of the student union at our college and he used to drive the Ford Transit vans the Union had (like Econolines). They were fitted with the circular graph type speed recorders ('tachygraph' or similar IIRC).
On one occasion we were returning from a concert in Liverpool and the graph sheet recorded against the end stop for the entire road, except one time when it dropped to zero for some stop lights.
R
That was like the story of what's in the ol' ladies barn...................
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