Grim
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I found some renderings that cought my eye.
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It isn't a '78. I want to watch all of this episode.
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I think someone has done this over on hybrid z. I can't remember the guys name .
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I love it! Now if I only had a three wheeler.
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Mines getting a spot in the garage and taken apart.
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Cool video.
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looks like zcar source has 1978 tanks.
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cool post
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How about making a right side, side mirror for 280z. They never made one that matches the stock 280z mirror. I spent a lot of time trying to find a door skin. Ended up using another door from the wrecking yard. Roof skins.
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James May's "toy stories". I watched this the other day on the BBC. The course was based on the old Brooklands raceway. There are other shows where they build a full size lego house. Another where they have a scale train race. Fun to watch.
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They look like msa euro spec springs.
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I got about 4 hours sleep last night staying up to watch. This was cool. I had the radio and the tv on.
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I have been following this delta wing as best I could since the aco envited them to lemans. It is really interesting. The car was built in less than a hundred days and testing was very limited. The aco set a speed limit on the car and made high croft racing put a smaller fuel cell in it than was in the original design. So basically the car never hit its full potential. I have heard that the delta wing guys and the audi guys spent a lot of time talking after the race. Love to have been a fly on the wall. I also heard that garage 56 will have a hydrogen fuel cell car next year. Garage 56 is set aside for new technologies by the aco every year. As far as the engine Nissan and gm use this engine. I can't remember who designed it right now. maybe I shouldn't drink after a double shift at work. I have a link to the high croft racing web sight some where.. but lemans is a great place to test new technologies.
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The delta wing was not built by Nissan. The car was already built and being tested when Nissan europe decided to sponsor it. Dan Gurney's company All American Racers built it. The engine is Nissan but it could just as easily been a chevy or ford or what ever.
