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zagmad 28th December 2014 14:41

Any thoughts on fiat 8v. Quite a sleek design.

obr 28th December 2014 17:59

Thanks Al, that's really helpful.

I'll take a look at the items you mentioned and come back to you.

zagmad 31st December 2014 14:13

How bout the fiat dino. 1966-.took on the looks of the Alfa Romeo gtv. Some nice examples with double lights at the front with a muscle car grill. I think one was used by the Italian mafia in the Italian job.

Mister Towed 31st December 2014 14:19

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Originally Posted by zagmad (Post 62339)
How bout the fiat dino. 1966-.took on the looks of the Alfa Romeo gtv. Some nice examples with double lights at the front with a muscle car grill. I think one was used by the Italian mafia in the Italian job.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uv6jS1LAjY

Not the smoothest driver in the world but the road (Amalfi coast?) and the car more than make up for it. :)

y cymro 31st December 2014 17:54

Good find Towed, I enjoyed that. Nice to see some positive acknowledgements from on-coming bikers.
Perhaps a Tribute Tour visit could be arranged? Where are you Nick :boink:

landmannnn 31st December 2014 18:47

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Originally Posted by Mister Towed (Post 62340)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uv6jS1LAjY

Not the smoothest driver in the world but the road (Amalfi coast?) and the car more than make up for it. :)

Nice road. Rubbish driver.

WorldClassAccident 1st January 2015 06:03

I am happy to arrange a tour round the UK where various people join for various stages as the tour gets near them. If I am going to do it I would hope to get a better join rate than I did for the BBQ last summer.

Maybe we could link a few of these together : http://www.greatestdrivingroads.com/great_roads.html

zagmad 1st January 2015 11:31

Talking of touring how bout the Alfa Romeo 1900 ss touring coupe.

IanA 1st January 2015 13:43

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Originally Posted by zagmad (Post 62352)
Talking of touring how bout the Alfa Romeo 1900 ss touring coupe.

I saw a car magazine a few years ago which featured Alfa Giulias. Turns out that the Sprint Speciale in poor condition (no windscreen, doors inside the car) on Sardinia that I considered bringing home about 30 years ago is now worth £150K...Presumably so is the one that commuted daily past us in Heston down to Teddington back in the day.

http://www.seriouswheels.com/pics-ab...iale-ra-lr.jpg

fatbloke 8th January 2015 09:51

Here's a lovely article which explains to me why we try and build tributes to these cars.

http://www.gizmag.com/100-most-expen...ll-time/32237/

y cymro 24th January 2015 21:15

Fwoarr :smile:

http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s...384D51AB4D.jpg

Tribute Automotive 25th January 2015 16:16

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Originally Posted by y cymro (Post 62950)

Mk4 Toyota Supra as the donor, check the roof line/glass area and rear haunches. Jaguar xf headlights. Nice.

Or the 2015 Supra would be a good donor, if funds allow!!:

http://blogcarinfo.com/2015-toyota-s...supra-concept/

WorldClassAccident 25th January 2015 16:27

Nothing happening any time soon but I have bought a possible future donor

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-f...no/Navarro.png

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-Na9CbjMHpw...ic%20Coupe.jpg

Tribute Automotive 25th January 2015 17:35

Nick, look at the floor level of the RR vs the one on the Nissan, not much in it.

I prefer the period original over this:

http://www.gizmag.com/rolls-royce-jo...oupe-ll/25479/

y cymro 25th January 2015 18:25

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Originally Posted by Tribute Automotive (Post 62968)
Mk4 Toyota Supra as the donor, check the roof line/glass area and rear haunches. Jaguar xf headlights. Nice.

Or the 2015 Supra would be a good donor, if funds allow!!:

http://blogcarinfo.com/2015-toyota-s...supra-concept/

2015 model may be a little expensive but I'm up for a mk4 Supra version once the two SWBs are built :wink:

y cymro 25th January 2015 18:28

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Originally Posted by Tribute Automotive (Post 62974)
Nick, look at the floor level of the RR vs the one on the Nissan, not much in it.

I prefer the period original over this:

http://www.gizmag.com/rolls-royce-jo...oupe-ll/25479/

Can you build the woman if I give you a fat, old, ugly one (not Mrs Y Cymro (Y Gymraes) I hasten to add, in case she reads this and takes the knife to my knackers again)

gas guzzler 25th January 2015 18:35

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Well this is what I would like, similar wheelbase to the Z3 as well:icon_wink:

Haven't quite figured the picture upload yet

GazDavies 25th January 2015 19:05

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Originally Posted by y cymro (Post 62950)

Although I love the cars from the 1950/60s era I think that a bit of diversity would be a good thing and if I could get a finished product that looks half as good as the Alfa at a reasonable price then I would certainly have one!

Although one of these would also be very high on my list!
http://i1107.photobucket.com/albums/...ps8bgwh5jk.png

Mistrale 11th February 2015 18:24

http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/view...php?tid=196352

You know you want to........

zagmad 11th February 2015 18:35

Don't take this the wrong way but the Hyundai coupe 3litre v6 window line is quite nice . Needs some curves to give it some character. 2003 shape. I know its not rear wheel drive but still a donor to start from. Plus it would drive a bit easier during the winter and all year round. Or z4 quite good lines. Think they did a cc version as well.


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