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RE: What’s the prettiest? - Ian Williams - 02-12-2017 (01-12-2017, 11:47 PM)Nick Lettington Wrote:(01-12-2017, 10:26 PM)Alan Wrote: Ok, just to stir things: Speedex Silverstone - I always wanted one. The one for sale in NZ was built quite recently from a virgin body tub that had never been on a car, sadly, well in my eyes anyway, the builder decided to cut the shell about, and has fitted home made wishbone front end with coil over dampers, rack and pinion steering, A series engine, and BMC rear axle. It is his car of course but I feel it would have been so much nicer had he built it in period with swing axle front, late long taper rear axle and either a well sorted seven engine or even a ford 10. We of course have far more relaxed regulations here so people build all sorts of silhouette racer's, they like the look of an old car but not the character and want more modern running gear. Hot rod builder mentality, I suppose there is a place for everything, it's just a shame when good stuff gets chopped up to build some of them. RE: What’s the prettiest? - Duncan Grimmond - 02-12-2017 I'm surprised nobody has mentioned the Swallow or the Burleigh... Naturally I think my Benjaustin is the prettiest! RE: What’s the prettiest? - Dave Wortley - 02-12-2017 Quite a diverse set of replies! R, it looks as though you can have as many favourites as you like. My second preference in that case would be a Mk 1 Ruby. Something cuddly and curvaceous about them. Dave. RE: What’s the prettiest? - Derek Sheldon - 02-12-2017 Well everybody has their own ideas but I like a bit of the Frenh oh la la RE: What’s the prettiest? - Nick Salmon - 02-12-2017 The prettiest? Any A7 that is sitting in my garage. RE: What’s the prettiest? - merlinart - 02-12-2017 (02-12-2017, 10:18 AM)Nick Salmon Wrote: The prettiest? Any A7 that is sitting in my garage. Hear hear! Arthur RE: What’s the prettiest? - Hamish Hare - 04-12-2017 For me it's a Bantam in the saloon department and a Batten Special for the sports. RE: What’s the prettiest? - merlinart - 04-12-2017 (01-12-2017, 07:34 PM)Mike Costigan Wrote: Not strictly a Seven, but I rather like this Rosengart special:A superb car, I love the Vernon Derby and Amilcars too, can't afford either, but some amazing cyclecars also came out of France. The Darmont is a magnificent three wheeler, splendid tails on some of them! Standard Sevens aside, some excellent specials have emerged from time to time and still do. Chris Gould, being local to me, has designed some functional and exciting designs for building vintage looking specials. Arthur RE: What’s the prettiest? - phillips - 04-12-2017 Hi all, what about the best Seven off them all, a MK2 Ruby, roomy, comfortable, fairly quiet, and will take four people in relativity comfort. It gets my vote all the time. Happy Christmas to you all. S&P. PS, Where have all the flags gone? RE: What’s the prettiest? - Ruairidh Dunford - 04-12-2017 (04-12-2017, 09:34 PM)phillips Wrote: Hi all, what about the best Seven off them all, a MK2 Ruby, roomy, comfortable, fairly quiet, and will take four people in relativity comfort. Only if it's green Stu!!! |