Clue 3:
The name of the manufacturer is a British surname. He is widely regarded as inventing the "tracer" bullet in WW1 to shoot down Zepelin airships (as well as starting the car company that bears his name.)
Can you name this Gullwing?
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Re: Can you name this Gullwing?
by Darren C » Tue Sep 13, 2011 12:46 pm
LoL Mike.
Clue 3:
The name of the manufacturer is a British surname. He is widely regarded as inventing the "tracer" bullet in WW1 to shoot down Zepelin airships (as well as starting the car company that bears his name.)
Clue 3:
The name of the manufacturer is a British surname. He is widely regarded as inventing the "tracer" bullet in WW1 to shoot down Zepelin airships (as well as starting the car company that bears his name.)
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Re: Can you name this Gullwing?
by RobvdVeer » Tue Sep 13, 2011 1:13 pm
Is it a Buckingham?
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Re: Can you name this Gullwing?
by Dangermouse » Tue Sep 13, 2011 2:14 pm
I have literally spent minutes and minutes googling this and to no avail.
It doesn't seem to appear on the wikipedia page for "cars with gullwing door's", though the above mentioned Alvis does, but I don't see a photo of it.
The US patent for the tracer bullet is a one Norman Van Sickle, not the most British of surnames.
I'd like to "Phone a Friend" please - a Mr A. Jameson(sic), as he knows everything
It doesn't seem to appear on the wikipedia page for "cars with gullwing door's", though the above mentioned Alvis does, but I don't see a photo of it.
The US patent for the tracer bullet is a one Norman Van Sickle, not the most British of surnames.
I'd like to "Phone a Friend" please - a Mr A. Jameson(sic), as he knows everything
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Vin 2743 – Black, Auto, non-lowered, non-Spaxed, non-carbed, non-turbo’d, non-de-catted, just as Neal drove it on the boat in August ‘81
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Can you name this Gullwing?
by arranj » Tue Sep 13, 2011 2:16 pm
Lol - I just googled the numberplate!
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Re: Can you name this Gullwing?
by RobvdVeer » Tue Sep 13, 2011 2:16 pm
Dangermouse wrote:I have literally spent minutes and minutes googling this and to no avail.
It doesn't seem to appear on the wikipedia page for "cars with gullwing door's", though the above mentioned Alvis does, but I don't see a photo of it.
The US patent for the tracer bullet is a one Norman Van Sickle, not the most British of surnames.
I'd like to "Phone a Friend" please - a Mr A. Jameson(sic), as he knows everything
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buckingham_(automobile)
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Re: Can you name this Gullwing?
by bozzzydmc » Tue Sep 13, 2011 4:01 pm
arranj wrote:Lol - I just googled the numberplate!
I thought of that but no numberplate was shown on the pictures...
Edit ....Damm scroll bar on the picture !! now i see it !!
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Re: Can you name this Gullwing?
by Darren C » Tue Sep 13, 2011 8:16 pm
Well Done Rob 
Nice cheat Arran
LOL Dangermouse
Come on Mike, call yourself a car enthusiast.
Cheers guys you did make me laugh. Hope you learnt some useless trivia
Regards
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more info here:
http://www.blackandwhitecarsbmth.com/bl ... ype=single
Nice cheat Arran
LOL Dangermouse
Come on Mike, call yourself a car enthusiast.
Cheers guys you did make me laugh. Hope you learnt some useless trivia
Regards
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more info here:
http://www.blackandwhitecarsbmth.com/bl ... ype=single
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Re: Can you name this Gullwing?
by Darren C » Mon Jan 16, 2012 8:37 pm
Ok, just for fun here's another mystery Gullwing car from 1971. Can you name it?
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Re: Can you name this Gullwing?
by RobvdVeer » Mon Jan 16, 2012 9:10 pm
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