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Hi all,

New here. Eclectic petrol head if any. Have car, will travel.

'63 TR4, presently sick
'35 Austin seven Ulster special, a bit eviscerated lately
'00 Freelander, ultimate lemon

'67 Mustang 289 HP, gone with the wind
'56 TR2, lost due to incompetence in drunk driving
'10 Audi A3, the Missus'panzerwagon (not subject to dicussion)
 
Hey, Murieta, welcome to the asylum!

Nice stable of cars you've got there. I'd love to have a pre-war Triumph, but I've got to get rid of a few others first.
 
A man after my own heart! An Ulster, indeed? Real one or Ulsteroid?
See my Avatar.
Welcome.
 
:savewave:Welcome to the Forum!
 
Nice bunch of cars....
Great place to drive them..
Welcome aboard... Murieta ( aka: British steel psycho )
 
Hi Roger,

It's a Rod Yates body (#16) on a 1935 frame. Rod Yates has the legal license for Ulster shells, so it's half-way between Ulster and Ulsteroid.
Many authentic Ulster bits, the rest is true period, except the Bosch dizzy. Period "Jack French" camshaft.
Currently under reboring.

Cheers,
 

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Thanks for the nice words. May I introduce Lady Ann Boleyn, the unique beheaded TR4?
 

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Real nice! liking the black wheels and shortened windshield! --elrey
 
The windscreen was a bit of work, but the black wheels are just dirt and brake powder. :jester:
 
Welcome in from th' cold! :savewave:

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The windscreen was a bit of work, <span style="font-weight: bold">but the black wheels are just dirt and brake powder.</span> :jester:
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Commonly referred to as: "a bit o' road film" around here. :laugh:
 
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