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Who can guess this ?
Brand / model ?
I'll eat my LLD if anyone can guess this one seeing only this picture
Bim
I'll eat my LLD if anyone can guess this one seeing only this picture
Bim
I would love to see you eating your cell phone, but it won't be for this time. ;) [nt]
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I believe....
he meant his Longines diver 
. Unfortunately, I truly have no clue as well. Cheers, Filip
. Unfortunately, I truly have no clue as well. Cheers, Filip
Same for me :-)))
It is a nice discovery. To be honest, I did not know this car brand before your challenge... but I really love challenge ;-)
Best wishes
Alkiro
Best wishes
Alkiro
Rear light, bumper and the name of the company which restored it help me a lot to find of course :-)
Best wishes
Alkiro
Alkiro
Not so easy but the name was the starting point (without it, it would have been impossible I think). Then, I saw they restored some Bristol cars and I found similarities with the rear light and the bumper of your pic ;-)
I unveiled my secrets )
Best wishes
Alkiro
)Best wishes
Alkiro
A very interesting company
I had the opportunity to drive a 611 many years back and it was much more modern than one would think. Full of quirky details that worked much better than the conventionally accepted solutions. And with reasonable weight and the fat Chrysler V8 it was no slouch.
The inline 6 engines were war reparation BMW units (production licence) IIRC, which at some point just no longer proved adequate in terms of expected power output.
The inline 6 engines were war reparation BMW units (production licence) IIRC, which at some point just no longer proved adequate in terms of expected power output.
If you want one of the fastest cars that nobody knows...
Check out the Bristol Fighter - especially the T. Even though Bristol as such folded some years ago, FCA mechanics will ensure support remains available. A true independent
When I saw the face of your Bristol, I immediately thought about a TVR. Do you think this brand was inspired by Bristol?
Best wishes
Alkiro
Alkiro
Not directly
TVR was always more about the brawn, while Bristol was more a gentleman's GT.
Speaking of which, a Cerbera with the 4.5l in-house V8 will forever hold a very high appeal in my eyes
Speaking of which, a Cerbera with the 4.5l in-house V8 will forever hold a very high appeal in my eyes