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- Dirkpitt289
- NUMA's Auto Mechanic
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Re: Plymouth Superbird.
looks hot Arni. Now how about the mad max interceptor car?
I've been wanting to do one of those for a while now. I would have but they are a little steep in price for my poor * EXPLETIVE*
I've been wanting to do one of those for a while now. I would have but they are a little steep in price for my poor * EXPLETIVE*
.... Dirk
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Re: Plymouth Superbird.
Cheers Dirk,you are a Ford guy are you not?
Can you say what Ford the wheels are off? If you can you win a U.A.M.F. coconut.
Can you say what Ford the wheels are off? If you can you win a U.A.M.F. coconut.
- general rocket
- Modelling Gent and Scholar
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Re: Plymouth Superbird.
Wow!
Why where British car designers never allowed to build anything that cool looking.
I suddenly realise, I've been to Gayden, they did, but the companies did not have the guts to build them.
Why where British car designers never allowed to build anything that cool looking.
I suddenly realise, I've been to Gayden, they did, but the companies did not have the guts to build them.
I wish, that I knew what was doing!
Re: Plymouth Superbird.
That and fuel costs ect,add Red Robbo into the deal and we got sod all.Apart from a Mini Metro that is.general rocket wrote:Wow!
Why where British car designers never allowed to build anything that cool looking.
I suddenly realise, I've been to Gayden, they did, but the companies did not have the guts to build them.
- general rocket
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Re: Plymouth Superbird.
Red Robbo was just a symptom, the real disease at British Leyland was institutionally bad management. As an example look at the early Allegro's, with the windscreen wipers swinging to the left on home market cars. A quick walk around Gayden Motor Heritage Centre and you will see some fabulous prototypes, such as the Mini Micholotti and the Austin Ant, cancelled for often dubious reasons.
I wish, that I knew what was doing!