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(@dickjwa)
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PIC: A few foreign, enjoy,

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1938 Alfa Romeo

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1938 Alfa Romeo

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1938 Alfa Romeo

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1938 Alfa Romeo

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1953 Ford Zephyr, I have owned two of these.

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1953 Ford Zephyr, I have owned two of these.

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1953 Ford Zephyr, I have owned two of these.

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1956 Facel Vega Excellence

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1956 Facel Vega Excellence

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1956 Facel Vega Excellence



   
(@Bruce Gibbins)
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Me too, Dick but I owned just the one '53 Ford Zephyr.



   
(@john-roberts)
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To be pedantic the Zodiac would look better with proper wheels...

and the script should be gold. The script was raised on the Zodiac, as opposed to the Zephyr, so it could be read over the fog and spotlights which aren't fitted on this one. Colours are correct and the Bristol registration number too. That's it, pedant's hat off and anorak too...I'd still have it in a heartbeat!



   
(@Robert Bolin)
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I love that Alfa!



   
(@randtheman)
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EXCELLENT !!! especially the Alfa and Facel Vega.



   
(@Bruce Gibbins)
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No car of this ilk deserves to be treated in this way. It goes way beyond bad taste into the murkey world vandalism. But, it ain't my car and some guy will no doubt be very proud of his car.



   
(@sizedoesmatter)
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+1, the others, no interest.


John Bono
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(@jack-dodds)
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Curious to know what drive train he's running. Duals are perhaps a clue.



   
(@jack-dodds)
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John it never occurred to me before this but wouldn't it be fun to do a vintage engine/drive train transplant (Lotus Cortina tuned?) and subtle but significant suspension/brake upgrade to make one of these Zodiacs a true sleeper? No fancy wheels, retain stock paint job; no other giveaways. Qualifier: Donor car must be mechanically knackered.....not a pristeen sacrifice. Opinion?



   
Geoff Jowett
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hear hear gentlemen



   
(@john-roberts)
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It's been done here Jack, also a V6 too apparently.



   
(@jack-dodds)
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Really?! I'll look for it on line.



   
 Joop
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Chrysler powered Vega



   
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