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Unread 01-03-2006, 06:24 AM
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Someone bought that??
Someone is entering a world of pain! I hope they have their own machine tools and a big workshop. My next door neighbour had a similar project on - took him 20 years. Mind you, it's a beautiful old car now.
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A Riley?
closests would be the Riley Merlin, but that has only suicide doors at the front, and normal ones at the rear.
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What about a Wolseley - somehow the radiator sign rings a bell but I don't know still the time, so to speak. Doubtless a British car. Yeah, I believe it's a Wolseley.
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Wolseleys of that age look too angular so I don't think so:
http://spacroftmodels.co.uk/Wolseley%201885.JPG

They adopted a "softer" grill shape later, but too late for this car:
http://www.co-oc.org/699%20Wolseley.gif

Apparently most of the old Wolseley saloons like that rusted away because the build quality was dreadful.
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It´s an british "Lancaster Ten" from the late 40s.
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Well done that man! Looks like a match to me!
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Well done that man! Looks like a match to me!
yep, that's it, well done...
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It´s an british "Lancaster Ten" from the late 40s.
Respect! Welcome to UCP, I think you'll fit right in!

edit: although you've been here for several months already... But I welcome your posts...
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Hi, thanks. Yes I was a silent reader
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Yes,.... Lancaster, long time but apparently still not forgotten.....
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