Sadler

[Cedric]

Hi guys,

I am looking for a car I had not heard of before, the 50s sports racer Sadler. I believe it's an American special. Could anyone provide me with a decent website on this car, or pictures?

[drakkie]

i cant ,google can find some however....

[Cedric]

Yes, I am aware of that, but I want some adequate information, not the overwhelming bunch of sites related to "Sadler" (NASCAR driver) or "sports car".

[Matra et Alpine]

How about this Sadler car ?

http://www.totallyteapots2.com/greencar.jpg

From the SADLER pottery works in Stoke on Trent, England.

Meets all your creiterai, but I'm guessing STILL NOT the one you want :)

[Matra et Alpine]

Sorry avout that, my sense of humour sometimes gets the better of me.

Hope this makes up for it :)

A Sadler Mk2, the Mk3 was the more successful but sadly I couldnt' find any images at any of my normal sites.
http://www.svvs.org/goodwood2/1957_Sadler_Chevrolet_Mk2_5.3L.jpg

But maybe this article will help too, found link to this from the historical motorsports association site .... http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globemegawheels/20000831/sadler.html // an interview with the man himself. He's noww in Arizona, so that might help you focus some google searching.

[:Exige:]

Woah, has a 250 TR feel to it. Was this an actual company producing their own parts or is it like a kit car? The body doesnt seem to fit the rest of the car.

[Cedric]

"cutting-edge race cars, many of them built from salvaged materials and parts due to a shortage of funds" If you look on the Hemmings Motor News website you will also come across a Sadler, without wire wheels though.