Pictures of Member's Other Cars

Where is PNR?

Indeed, an A110. Probably the smallest car that I can get into and out of, at least at my current age...
One more pic I found online.


PNR = Airport code for Pointe Noire (city).

Thanks Rgr, that was my suspicion on PNR, we don't see many members from The Congo!

So Rgr, Is that a picture of a car show in the Congo? (It's not what I would expect).

Is that your car? It's very cool.

Rocky

Rocky

Picture is of a car show in the Netherlands (concours d'elegance in Apeldoorn); that is where the A110 and Pantera are. The one in the pictures is mine.

No car shows in the Congo - although the way the taxis drive could qualify for a daily stunt show.

Cheers
Rutger

Might your last name be "Hauer"?

I can see why you might have a hard time fitting in that car. That's very cool.

1973 Ford Falcon

Love the 70s shape of the Falcon. Reminds me of Mad Max, kinda

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Originally posted by No Quarter:
Love the 70s shape of the Falcon. Reminds me of Mad Max, kinda

I hope so. He drove a 73 Ford Falcon XB GT coupe.

My replica GT40.

My other car, daily driver, is a Holden SSV. It is one of the last that will be built here in Australia. Our American cousins will know this also as the Chev SS. It is a sad time here, as Australian made cars come to an end. About a week and a half ago, the final Aussie made Chev SS made its way off the line. There are many enthusiasts in the US who love our cars as much as we do. They are powered by the 6.2 LS3 V8(415bhp) with a 6 speed manual trans, Brembo performance brakes, such a great car to drive. The dedicated and passionate Holden employees from the Elizabeth plant in South Australia have built 12,894 Chev SS.

Alfa

I haven't raced in a while but still have my SCCA GT2 car.

One more photo. Maybe it's time for some vintage racing.

so fun

That's cool, Chris.

I never would have guessed.

A little more work on the grand child's buggy:

BREAKING NEWS! Ya blew it up.

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Originally posted by pantera chris:
BREAKING NEWS! Ya blew it up.

Chevy small block in that 'bug'?

I'm having issues with Dropbox. For now this will have to do?

67 Shelby GT500. The car was kinda' dirty and dull from a 9 hour drive.

That's my younger son Matt. I use him to pick things up, move them, then put them down.

Sometimes I let him drive one of the cars, but he has to fill it up with gas.

The other Shelby is a '68 GT350. 347 small block with 2x4 Holleys, 4 speed and factory a/c.

(no Chevy's in any of them - Contour SVT on the side with a blower on a 3.0L )

I don't think these have appeared on the forum so far: three of Blackpool's finest:

Left - A TVR Cerbera. A 2+2 Coupe. 4.5 litre V8 of TVR's own design and build (flat plane crank, dry sump). Arguably the first 200mph "production" car. Colour - Halcyon Atlantis (flips Blue to Green). Built 2007.

Middle: TVR Sagaris. 2 seat "hatchback"! 4.2 litre straight 6, again to TVR's own design and build. The last TVR model before the factory shut in 2006/2007. This one built 2005.

Right: TVR Tuscan. 2 seat coupe with targa top that stashes in the boot for when the sun shines (seldom in North Yorkshire!). Same engine as the Sagaris. Colour - Sandox Red Rocket (semi translucent over gloss black). Built 2000

I can post more pics if anyone would like but I don't want to clog up space if you are not!

Wild colors Murry! I love TVR's. I still want a Griffith 200. Very cool.

I am very impressed with TVRs, initially because of their astute marketing.....

As an expat Brit I am of course a TVR fan too, the Griffith 500's will soon be 25 years old and I'd like to find and bring one of the rarer LHD ones into the US.

Julian

Remember seeing this clip on Top Gear years ago where the TVR Cerbera totally blew away the Porsche 911 and and a few others, well impressed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGATSb54YEQ

My 1970 Boss 302 just completed a restoration to original condition

... and My 1969 Boss 302 almost complete ...still working on some details

Any kids electric vehicle should have a proper Bomber seat.

Adding lightness to the collection.

Must be go-cart'y fun to drive?

Not sure yet Mikael. Just got delivered and need to get it registered and insured. The suspension of the Elan is quite forgiving so I expect it to be more comfortable than the A-110.
Cheers
Rutger

Looks great and a nice location, where is PNR?

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Looks great and a nice location, where is PNR?

Hmmmmm.....

Good question.

Pacific Northwest Region?

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Originally posted by Joules:
Looks great and a nice location, where is PNR?

I thought someone already asked that, same topic, page 17

http://pantera.infopop.cc/eve/...62/m/9841009356/p/17



-Sami

Joules

Not sure where the picture was taken, but given the fact that I purchased the car in Sweden, I would imagine the picture was taken there. Once it's good for the Dutch roads, I will try to get a similar picture made...

Cheers
Rutger

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Originally posted by TransSami:

I thought someone already asked that, same topic, page 17

-Sami

Getting old sucks, thanks for the reminder Sami!

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Originally posted by Joules:

Getting old sucks, thanks for the reminder Sami!

You're welcome...

Don't worry, I know the feeling. Plus I don't need glasses, my eyes are just fine. But the print quality just isn't the same it used to be...

-Sami

If the print was important, they would should make it clearer!

Bomber seat for kids buggy coming along well:

Just fantastic work... If I had that seat, I would have to build a car for it. Nice work, really nice...
Suddenly I feel like building a gasser...lol...