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woody
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SamClukkers
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 Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2007 10:40 pm Post subject: Re: formule 2cv |
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| Ow, there it is. The english Bob with the '51 A had showed me some pictures of this project in Sweden. I'm not too fond of the huge wheels, but it looks like a very nice job! |
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Spookeend
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AWSOME
just the other day, i ran into images from that citroen racer, (60s??) damn, those were the days, lol
But, those wheels, i can only imagine it takes time to get going, but when it is going, i should be goiing faster with such big wheels, right? They do make the rest look extremly thin, hahhaaha
will look cool thoug, whit the springs outside the casing
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SamClukkers
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| Spookeend wrote: | AWSOME
just the other day, i ran into images from that citroen racer, (60s??) damn, those were the days, lol |
The MEP?
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Olli
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| Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2007 11:57 pm Post subject: Re: formule 2cv |
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I find this link some weeks ago but by some reason I didnt wanna post it here...
| SamClukkers wrote: | | I'm not too fond of the huge wheels |
Yep, specially when they dont use those real 70's "brick" racing tyres.
they wanna use something what looks nearly same.. yeh some offroad tyres
works fine....   They could use something what is in balance whit
their power.
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jeremy
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| Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2007 12:58 pm Post subject: |
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i have seen the mkII at salbris for the french nationale 2006, and it was a cool car( for me just the rear is to big and not in the line of the front! )with a beautiful work on it 
i love the mkIII to ,i think it will be a cool car like the mkII.
but what about of the engine ?
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JoZeF
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SamClukkers
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| Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2007 2:14 pm Post subject: |
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| That video is absolutely brilliant! He really does a fantastic job, a great engineer. |
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Borac
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vau  I never see before this project ...very nice and intresting..
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Etienne
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I've seen the mkII at Salbris and even if it seems fun to drive, I think it really looks like crap!! Huge back... front engine... yurk!
The mkIII seems better... I mean it looks more like something! 
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