Posted: Tue May 07, 13 3:36 pm
I agree and one of the ugliest cars ever made.Pete wrote:Stude Avanti?
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Posted: Tue May 07, 13 4:54 pm
Bang on Pete, take a pound out of the till! 
Posted: Tue May 07, 13 6:38 pm
Well done on the AC Ivor 
The front reminded me of a Lancia Montecarlo, I thought that might throw some of you
The front reminded me of a Lancia Montecarlo, I thought that might throw some of you
Posted: Tue Jun 04, 13 2:17 pm
Let's keep you guys on your toes...come on petrolheads what's this then?
Posted: Tue Jun 04, 13 2:39 pm
I might be way off ....Henry J?
Posted: Tue Jun 04, 13 2:40 pm
Sure those AC's were mid '70's, I remember my old mans mate trading a purple TR6 for a new one and it was on an 'M' plate I'm sure, would've been about '74 then.
Sweet looking car, loads better than a TVR Taimar, same engine tho
Sweet looking car, loads better than a TVR Taimar, same engine tho
Posted: Tue Jun 04, 13 2:45 pm
Just googled the AC, paulys spot on cos although it made its debut in 73 it didn't make proper mass production till 79 
Some cars did slip thru but I doubt the one I was thinkin of was one of those.
Some cars did slip thru but I doubt the one I was thinkin of was one of those.
Posted: Tue Jun 04, 13 3:23 pm
If you are stuck on Ivor's teaser, you might find this one a little easier?
Posted: Tue Jun 04, 13 3:25 pm
That's a Bond Equipe Dave!
Still no takers with mine and there were some that were Mopar powered!
Still no takers with mine and there were some that were Mopar powered!
Posted: Tue Jun 04, 13 3:31 pm
Said it was easier than yours!Ivor wrote:That's a Bond Equipe Dave!
Still no takers with mine and there were some that were Mopar powered!
Must have been a lot more of these around you way than mine Ivor. I have only ever seen two and one was rotten as pig swill.
Posted: Tue Jun 04, 13 3:36 pm
Yep there was one around this neck of the wood for years, but disappeared recently, I think the Triumph underpinnings may have rotted and the body started to sink over the chassis, it always looked a bit saggy...bit like me really...
Posted: Tue Jun 04, 13 4:35 pm
The yellow one is a Trident Venturer
The white one is a Bond Equipe 2 litre 6 cylinder, fibreglass bodied on Truimph Vitesse 2 litre chassis and mechanicals, and door shells, and bulkhead and floor.
The white one is a Bond Equipe 2 litre 6 cylinder, fibreglass bodied on Truimph Vitesse 2 litre chassis and mechanicals, and door shells, and bulkhead and floor.
Posted: Tue Jun 04, 13 4:38 pm
Trident also made the Tycoon.
venturer was V6 ford, tycoon was Mopar I think.
For those who read my article on the Aviva Classic in 2010, there is a photo of a venturer in my write up
venturer was V6 ford, tycoon was Mopar I think.
For those who read my article on the Aviva Classic in 2010, there is a photo of a venturer in my write up
Posted: Wed Jun 05, 13 9:42 am
Take a pound out of the till Matt!
Posted: Wed Jun 05, 13 11:47 am
I won't take the pound, just the glory of having several types of anorak!