Another late war hotness
Another late war hotness
love the thunderbolt
Odd post war Twin Mustang. Real plane, btw.
"Car 54, where aaaarrree yoooouuu?!"
oldsaw wrote:F5000 with a de-stroked Dodge 340 providing forward momentum.
Somewhere I have a copy of a factory illustration of that motor. But this is the first time I've seen a picture of the car that ran it. Thanks!
I couldn't find a copy of that illustration online, so this link will have to do.
Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron 263
who's afraid of a hurricane?
Rob_Mopar wrote:oldsaw wrote:Somewhere I have a copy of a factory illustration of that motor. But this is the first time I've seen a picture of the car that ran it. Thanks!
Somewhere, buried in an old 35mm slide-tray, I have multiple pics of the 1975 version - as raced by Jackie Oliver at Road Atlanta.
Here are two more pics, but not mine:
nderwater wrote:
Hans, showing why the Flugplatz deserves its' name:
alfadriver wrote:friedgreencorrado wrote:You would loose that bet- even though Ed is a friend of mine....Giant Purple Snorklewacker wrote:Tipo 33. 1975 and 1977 World Sportscar Champion. There's a book out there..betcha 5 Euros alfadriver's already got it.
Oh, well..I've lost bets before.. Has Ed told you any stories about making the book? I need something to listen to while waiting for SHMBO to finish technical school. There's no way on earth I'm gonna get the GTV6 done until the girl starts working again. At the moment, it looks like it's going to be one of those "long term restorations". 
alfadriver wrote: Since there are rules to this thread...
I must obey the same rule!
Toine Hezeman/Nino Vaccarella, Alfa Romeo Tipo T33-3. Winner, 1971 Targo Florio. Painting by Nicholas Watts.
More Alfa-powered goodness:
It's getting too late for this stuff:
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