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Supercharged Ulster - Nick Salmon - 01-03-2021
Should I sell off the cars, family silver, kids, and wife-to-be?
https://www.brightwellslive.com/lot/details/507833
RE: Supercharged Ulster - Mike Costigan - 01-03-2021
Yes!
RE: Supercharged Ulster - Steve kay - 01-03-2021
I can hardly wait for the comments and observations. Should I go upstairs to the bookshelves myself?
RE: Supercharged Ulster - Charles P - 01-03-2021
Shiny.
The engine doesn't look 1930 to me.
But it's nice.
RE: Supercharged Ulster - Steve kay - 01-03-2021
Not many cylinder head studs for a blown engine.
RE: Supercharged Ulster - Charles P - 01-03-2021
(01-03-2021, 08:26 PM)Steve kay Wrote: Not many cylinder head studs for a blown engine.
Actually exactly the right number for a production blown Ulster
c
RE: Supercharged Ulster - Steve Jones - 01-03-2021
The Chassis Register entry for JF 322 makes interesting reading.
Steve
RE: Supercharged Ulster - Steve kay - 01-03-2021
Thank you Charles. Obviously the examples seen at Shelsley or Prescott have undergone a degree of evolution.
RE: Supercharged Ulster - Reckless Rat - 01-03-2021
Interesting as you so rightly say, Steve. Caveat emptor.
http://a7ca.org/chassis-register/chassisresults
RE: Supercharged Ulster - Erich - 01-03-2021
If I read the notes on the register correctly, this is a special with a body constructed by one Les Montgomery and based upon, not an Ulster, but another sports version. Am I correct? It seems a low auction price if a genuine blown EA Sports.
Erich in Mukilteo