If that thing even had a V6 or a V8, the gas consumption and engine wear… Holy shit.
skinnymatters
A 28.5-liter four-cyclinder, for anyone wondering. 290 metric horsepower, with four valves and two spark plugs per cylinder. Unofficial record for fastest car in the world at the time, as I understand clocking a top recorded speed of 132.27 mph. Roars like what I imagine the sun’s core would sound like from within.
Fentron3000
Still runs at Goodwood.
its_just_flesh
Such a great photo!
looster2018
Fix it YET AGAIN , Tony.
roadsterdoc
So cool. So why no exhaust manifold on the restoration?
HeyItsMisterJay
No wonder The Rolling Stones wrote a song about this car!
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Those are big jugs!
That thing is loud as phuck!!
Watch vid in link
Guy at the wheel looks mighty confident
MOT?
If that thing even had a V6 or a V8, the gas consumption and engine wear… Holy shit.
A 28.5-liter four-cyclinder, for anyone wondering. 290 metric horsepower, with four valves and two spark plugs per cylinder. Unofficial record for fastest car in the world at the time, as I understand clocking a top recorded speed of 132.27 mph. Roars like what I imagine the sun’s core would sound like from within.
Still runs at Goodwood.
Such a great photo!
Fix it YET AGAIN , Tony.
So cool. So why no exhaust manifold on the restoration?
No wonder The Rolling Stones wrote a song about this car!