And the hound as the supervisor.
Those Landy's - did you have to help start them all or were they all towed home?
A bus named Grace
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Tony Z
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Re: A bus named Grace
Training the pit crew.... Nice!!
And the hound as the supervisor.
Those Landy's - did you have to help start them all or were they all towed home?
And the hound as the supervisor.
Those Landy's - did you have to help start them all or were they all towed home?
ANGRRR
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1302S
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Panel Van
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http://www.aircooledvwsa.co.za/viewtopi ... 23&t=14775
1302S
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Panel Van
http://www.aircooledvwsa.co.za/viewtopic.php?p=288723
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Re: A bus named Grace
Tony Z wrote: Those Landy's - did you have to help start them all or were they all towed home?
They all came on a trailers ha ha ha ha pulled by Toyotas
The race car is a Formula vee from 74 I think. It is realy a beauty. 1300 single port heads stock block, crank, pistons, Hotted up cam (revs to 6000 rpm) modified oil system. It is 100% period correct (excluding tyres) and is a veteran not a reproduction. Still raced regularly. Don't know who the original builder was but it is known as the "Flea Vee"
any thing easy probably isn't worth doing.