Reply to "What's the story of prototype #01025?"

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Espen, some very early '71s- not just pushbuttons- had wider lower a-arms along with removable front spindles. That means those cars had frame mount-tabs further apart than on the production cars. Maybe a way for DeTomaso to use up body shells that were welded for the wide arms? DeTomaso never threw anything away that he could sell, you know!

I've seen one car -in N. California a looong time ago, that had one front suspension with a wide arm & removable spindle on one side and the other side as 'production'. Don't remember how it was rigged to do this or how it handled.

3/13/1812:44 PM

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