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Building my first Austin Seven car
#81
So happy for you and so keeping this thread for when it is my turn
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#82
I'm sure I have seen that pair of mole grips on another Dunford car. Must be a standard fitment!!!
BTW well done Daisy.
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#83
Sports Van inspiration, some great ideas have been shared in FB.

Daisy particularly liked the idea of a pointy boot that lifts up to store her Clarsach and guitars!

Can anyone here add anything?

   

   


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#84
How about a Highland Coupe with a pointy tail? ( Says he, still thrilled by having driven the original HC at the  Centenary Event!).
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#85
We have a Swallow Saloon windscreen and some RK doors that could be cut down, also some RK framing.
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#86
We also like the front apron on the MG.
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#87
How pointy would you like it...

   

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#88
I’ll give you pointy!!
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#89
The Miller 'Golden Submarine' of 1917 is another fantastic streamliner but for practicality I'd go with the MG M High speed van type coachwork, perhaps with a roof rack for extra utility when transporting the larger musical instruments, sousaphones, celtic harps, pianos etc.

http://www.automobiliac.com/automobiliac...-submarine
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#90
I love the Dixi's single-wheel trailer!
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