mrsnak
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Drive anything hard and s#@t happens
You should have seen the shock towers on my '69 Mustang and the wishbone on my '72 Fiat 124 Sport Coupe.
Wish I had pix from the time.
i think Cazalea's Lotus is the only one i've seen working(or moving)
and Mike happily admits his isnt perfect. all the others seem to be parked up or on the back of a trailer. L ots O f T rouble, U sually S erious does seem to fit well with the older models i still think they look the business though. G
Trouble? What trouble?
A friend's Europa from a couple of weeks back: Chapman engineering at its best....
Drive anything hard and s#@t happens
You should have seen the shock towers on my '69 Mustang and the wishbone on my '72 Fiat 124 Sport Coupe. Wish I had pix from the time.
100%
and this Europa gets driven hard, quite aside from being an almost daily commuter. A lovely silver S2. The interesting thing is that a full quarter of that casting has been cracked for some time before finally letting go. Luckily it happened at low speed ...
Nice, looks like a late one, too
A twin cam. Always had lusted after one, and the early ones used Renault Gordini engines. I see them around and they are still remarkably affordable, since most people are looking for old Elans.
Now i know the reason for the car to be designed like that!
Great photo! You hardly see an europa today and the last one i saw had a JPS color scheme. Thanks for sharing. Luc