CWL of the day

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RVW wrote:
Tyke wrote:So all we need to do is find a british owned, designed, powered & built car for Nicholas to decorate & we've cracked it......... errrr, anyone know of one?

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How about Noble?? I know they used to use a twin turbo Ford V6.....not sure about now tho??
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Monkey wrote:How about Noble?? I know they used to use a twin turbo Ford V6.....not sure about now tho??
They now use a Volvo engine with a turbo bolted on :lol:
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Clarky wrote:
Monkey wrote:How about Noble?? I know they used to use a twin turbo Ford V6.....not sure about now tho??
They now use a Volvo engine with a turbo bolted on :lol:
Keep trying,
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Tyke wrote:
Clarky wrote:
Monkey wrote:How about Noble?? I know they used to use a twin turbo Ford V6.....not sure about now tho??
They now use a Volvo engine with a turbo bolted on :lol:
Keep trying.

Ah, bugger :lol: hmmm, getting tricky!!
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Keep trying, because assuming they are British owned, I can only think of one.
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Tyke wrote:
RVW wrote:
Tyke wrote:So all we need to do is find a british owned, designed, powered & built car for Nicholas to decorate & we've cracked it......... errrr, anyone know of one?

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Caterham?......... :stock2:.........depending on the engine?
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JAG wrote:Come on you guys i thought you would have thought of BRISTOL

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Status: Active

Owned by: Private

Based: Bristol

Current models: Fighter, Blenheim 3, Blenheim 3S, Blenheim 3G, Blenheim Speedster

Famous for: Claim to be the only remaining British luxury car-maker.

History: Bristol models use a number of donor cars and engines, most notably from Chrysler and BMW to produce cars that aren't so much retro as simply old-looking. Bristol owners are strongly loyal to the brand.

Future:Likely to continue making its luxury cars while there's a customer base, however small. New models are few and far between, but the knowledge that it's there produces a warm and fuzzy feeling.
Nope, USA built Chrysler engines, Bristol badged......... :lol:

At least the sigma engine used in the Caterham might be a Ford but they are made in Bridgend..........
You will struggle to find a true British Car as they are all small volume producers and don't have the money to make their own power plants.........in the same way as a good number of the bigger makes share car platforms.
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JAG wrote:Come on you guys i thought you would have thought of BRISTOL

Bristol

Status: Active

Owned by: Private

Based: Bristol

Current models: Fighter, Blenheim 3, Blenheim 3S, Blenheim 3G, Blenheim Speedster

Famous for: Claim to be the only remaining British luxury car-maker.

History: Bristol models use a number of donor cars and engines, most notably from Chrysler and BMW to produce cars that aren't so much retro as simply old-looking. Bristol owners are strongly loyal to the brand.

Future:Likely to continue making its luxury cars while there's a customer base, however small. New models are few and far between, but the knowledge that it's there produces a warm and fuzzy feeling.
Yes, but BMW & Chrysler engines.......
Closest I think you can get would be Caterham but even they have Ford engines that although made in Britain are from an American originator.
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Caterham.jpg
Want one....... :schockiert:..........in fact want THAT one !!
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missingskin wrote:
Caterham.jpg
Want one....... :schockiert:..........in fact want THAT one !!
Talk about off topic! So which wrist does this go on? :lol:
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Kip wrote:
missingskin wrote:
Caterham.jpg
Want one....... :schockiert:..........in fact want THAT one !!
Talk about off topic! So which wrist does this go on? :lol:
Guilty as charged. Sorry C15 Henley, cream face, black strap today.
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DSHall wrote:
Kip wrote:
missingskin wrote:
Caterham.jpg
Want one....... :schockiert:..........in fact want THAT one !!
Talk about off topic! So which wrist does this go on? :lol:
Guilty as charged. Sorry C15 Henley, cream face, black strap today.

I'm sorry too as it's me who kicked it off topic in the first place, although we are hunting for a suitable vehicle for Nicholas to display him CW artwork on!
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To get this back ob track here is the one I am weraing as it arrived today.

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