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  1. Alpha Kilt Owner, Beagle Parent, Omega Collector Jul 5, 2016

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  2. davy26 Limited comebackability is his main concern. Jul 6, 2016

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    Soon after we re-launched Jeep in the UK in 1993, we also got an allocation of Vipers. We ran some events at race tracks to demonstrate the cars to our dealers and some press people. I took this pic at Oulton Park. Three Vipers, circulating nose to tail there, was quite a sight, (and sound)! VipersOulton.jpg
     
  3. davy26 Limited comebackability is his main concern. Jul 6, 2016

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    Pe 100_0021.jpg Perfect car in perfect 70s colour - at Brands Hatch this May:
     
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  4. davy26 Limited comebackability is his main concern. Jul 6, 2016

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    Alfa SZ engine bay. Still hear that sweet V6 in my mind's ear! (And for real when my son visits with his later-type 916 GTV 3.2 version.) XTC004.jpg
     
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  5. davy26 Limited comebackability is his main concern. Jul 8, 2016

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    Ferrari curvaceousness. Not that long ago Brands Hatch could attract some great Europea XTC030.jpg n historics.
     
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  6. Cadohe Jul 11, 2016

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    beatifull cars, guys!
     
  7. davy26 Limited comebackability is his main concern. Jul 12, 2016

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    BRM H16 engine - an item of porn that's bad for your hearing as well as your eyesight! BRM001c.jpg
     
  8. Kwijibo Jul 13, 2016

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    my next purchase. simple yet effective (and glutton). con il motore buso!
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  9. davy26 Limited comebackability is his main concern. Jul 13, 2016

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    Had a few of these - the V6 is great, but the 4 cyl is better balanced and nearly as quick A>B.
     
  10. Kwijibo Jul 13, 2016

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    lucky you are. that gluttonous? I too much like the sound of the v6
     
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  11. Hijak Jul 16, 2016

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  12. Kwijibo Jul 16, 2016

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    Antoher dream, but these little cars' value have doubled in five years
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  13. BlueBoy Jul 16, 2016

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  14. Speedmasterfan88 Jul 16, 2016

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    After 2 Hours of OCD Style cleaning (apart from the Engine Bay). I Love the uni Black paint but you See every oh so little spot on it. Now she's ready for the sunday Cruise ;).
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  15. Kwijibo Jul 16, 2016

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    5 cynlinders?
     
  16. Speedmasterfan88 Jul 16, 2016

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    1500 cc, 4 cyl ;) Healthy 75 HP @around 800 kg.
     
  17. Kwijibo Jul 16, 2016

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    it's a really big engine for only 75HP. I see 5 candles :thumbsdown:
     
  18. Speedmasterfan88 Jul 16, 2016

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    Don't get confused with the cylinder Head screws (5), there are only 4 spark plug wires ;). The car Is from 1959, 75 hp out of 1500ccm naturaly aspirated was considered quite enough back then ;).
     
  19. Kwijibo Jul 16, 2016

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    I didn't know if candles was the right word :) It'as amazing how the power of engines increased. 75 HP looks so little today. It's a gorgeous car nonetheless.
     
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  20. Fritz genuflects before the mighty quartzophobe Jul 16, 2016

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    75hp out of 1500cc was still okay in the eighties. my 1979 3300cc 6 cyl Ford only put out 90hp.

    now 70hp out of an 250cc Aprilia....thats friggin cool!