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JPSmit

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was with SWMBO at the mall yesterday and went in the Kate Spade (designer clothes, shoes) Anyways, the spring collection shoes models in and out of a lovely green Bugeye! I took a picture, and I think my computer ate it 'cause I have no idea where it went.

Then today, watching TV and the new Old Spice (wolfthorn?) anti-perspirant commercial came on - the hero drive off in an Opel GT.
 
Don't remember the product but I recently saw a tv commercial that featured a Jensen Healey. Made me go "huh, interesting..."
 
BTW, was at the mall, and this time figured out where the computer put the pic. 2013-03-09_14-51-44_305.jpg
 
The stage 5 spec is a factory prepared full race motor. It's basically the highest level you could get from BMC.
 
Fortunately I have an original "Special Tuning" pamphlet. I figured your question JP was a good reason to find it. When I went back to see what it says, I was a little surprised. Tuning condition 5 refers only to a "special tuned exhaust system" that can be used with any of the other tuning conditions, 1-4 and will provide 2-3hp depending on the other condition it's paired with.

The pamphlet I have is AKD1021 and is a first issue, 1958 publication. I wonder if the specs for each condition evolved...?

If you went all in (like the Bishop) and got Tuning Conditions 1 to 5, it looks to me like you got 55hp. :driving:
 
So, presumably, 5 included 1-4?
 
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