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Hi - after something of a break, I've just agreed to buy a V8 from a 1969 Mustang. The only ID number I could was the intake manifold, part number of C90E-9425-E -it looks like a 351W - can anyone confirm this? Thanks in advance - Rob

Hi Fran If Lola had run with Dave's proposals for continuation cars then it may have been a different story! Pics of cars for sale here: Lola Heritage - News

Hi Paolo There's a Fujimi 1/16 scale on Ebay right now for $150, as well as another Fujimi 1/16 in 'Ebay shops' for around $100. There's also a 1/16 Otaki P400 on Ebay - this is a rare kit. Best of luck - it sounds like an interesting car. I once looked at a (full-size) replica Miura...

Hi Chris I know you've searched Europe for 906 parts/references. Did you see this car when it was for sale? Some nice reference pics. Porsche 906 Carrera 6 Werksrennwagen © Auto-Salon-Singen, Autosalon, Ferrari, Porsche, Mercedes, Bugatti, Autos, Cars, Images, Bilder, Photo And here's a...

A 906 at last Chris! Now you are talking my language ... Best of luck with this - and everything else. Rob

The KVA MKIII had opening side windows similar to the original MKIII, without the chrome surrounds. It's simliar to the DRB set-up (nice car Peter) but they had squared off rear bottom corners and they weren't removable. How about electric side windows (see below)? Good luck - Rob

<< I'll get it for you Rob....no need to mess with replicas >> Thanks for the kind offer Michael. I look forward to seeing it on my driveway! Best regards. Rob PS dfreeman95 - interesting story. Did your team buy the car from John Mecom?

My dream car. If it sells for its reserve then it's a cheap car too - even with a Chevy engine...

Hope she's going well mate. Rob

Hi Andy. It was for sale at Revival Motorsport Ltd. Their website's down but the phone number is: 01455 292833 Regards.

<< Better than choking on my own vomit in a Miata a la Bonn Scott. >> Did Bon Scott die in a Miata? It must have been a seriously early 1980 prototype with a back seat...

Re: F1 is not so boring !!!! As Prodrive already owns Honily, I can see where Dave Richards is coming from. That said, I think the residents, councillors and local planners have a pretty strong case. It's not just the noise - it's the 800 employees driving through your village every morning and...

Re: \"Ultimate\" Lola T70 book - help wanted No detail shots but it's a great looking car. Jerry Weichers may have some photos of this car before he rebuilt it into a coupe. He's on the forum, [email protected]. Pete Lyons can probably also help - [email protected]...

Not cheap but correctly stamped 'FoMoCo'. As used on prototypes and early GT40s (before SWs). Nothing to do with me. Bendix fuel pumps on Ebay Cheers.

Re: \'07 Boss 302 Mustang!!!! [ QUOTE ] Kinda boy-racerish, doncha think? [/ QUOTE ] It certainly is... The original Boss Mustang knocks spots off it.

Andy Try Alan at [email protected], [email protected] or [email protected]. They were all interested in spare Borranis last year.

Ron - You may have seen this already, although I forgot to send it with the others. Rob

[ QUOTE ] A mystery wheel..... [/ QUOTE ] Not too much of a mystery. JAP stants for J A Pearce Engineering from Southall, Middlesex, who had a couple of F1 entries in the mid-1960s. The Magna wheel was designed to withstand harder knocks than your average magnesium wheel, and many seem to...

Q. How many psychiatrists does it take to change a light bulb? A. Only one, but the bulb must really <u>want</u> to change. Q. How many software developers does it take to screw in a light bulb? A. None. That's a hardware problem. Or: One, but if he changes it, the whole building will...

Nick Shriegley-Fiegl just phoned. He told me that his company Auto Historics Ltd is buying a run of Polish aluminium Cobra bodies (as used by Kirkham/Hawk Cars). He aims to build a run of fully SVA'd cars, with Ford V8, IDAs and T10 box, but with a modern speed sensing diff. The first car will...