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Ulster or... - Andy Bennett - 01-05-2021
Now I know that some people's idea of an 'Ulster' stretch the original idea, but this one does need a darkened room and a real squinting of the eyes.
Having said that, at least I know I could fit my 6ft 3in into it, and half a dozen other people:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/194073659513?hash=item2d2fb10879:g:04MAAOSwfahgig3T
Oh and yes, I realise it is a SCAM post, just amused me.
Andy
RE: Ulster or... - jpsmit - 01-05-2021
Looks like a short scuttle.
RE: Ulster or... - Tony Betts - 01-05-2021
when do you think the first replica will be available
RE: Ulster or... - Nick Salmon - 01-05-2021
Does it have an East Kent racing pedigree?
RE: Ulster or... - Andy Bennett - 02-05-2021
I am reliably informed it has an original nut inside...
RE: Ulster or... - bystander - 02-05-2021
(02-05-2021, 07:52 AM)Andy Bennett Wrote: I am reliably informed it has an original nut inside...
As do all Austin Sevens at some point, to be fair
RE: Ulster or... - Steve kay - 02-05-2021
I wonder if it would be eligible under the VSCC's proposed new regulations as a Post War Thoroughbred. Very short wheelbase, but I suspect as many of these vehicles have a Brooklands or Monthlery racing provenance as TR2s, Swallow Dorettis or 8V FIATs.