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A true car to house the Prince of Darkness.
Wow Joe you are fast lol.
My timing is just good, I’ve always wanted one of these. It’s just the electrics that have kept me away. But this one reminds me of an old SCCA racer.
More tire than wheel for once, I like it.
“Awesome Triumph” – fitting tag
Dave@wow you found the other pics of this thing i sent you that first pic of it a while back actualy for joe (remember) it was for sale in sol’cal a while back apart from that i dont remember much about it
,why the hell dont people set cars up like this more often???
joe@dude get one!! the electiics arnt that bad other than dodgy earths and theres not realy that much to go wrong uprated sus bushes are a must tho
You sent photos of this Ollie? Figures haha.
Joe electrical problems can be solved with an LSX motor probably. I mean those fix lots of things right?
yes ofcorse i did Dave like 3 months ago and the six silinder triple webber motor thats in there is a gem and theres tons of after market suport half of the charm is that thay sound epic!
That’s not a car you see everyday. Lots of rubber up front, bet it handles great. Does it see a lot of track time?
That’s how you fill arches!
Triple Webers must sound nuts. Do like (alot) and therefore do want.