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I pick 1,2,10 and 14

terriphill

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Mmmmmmmmmmmm....HILL CLIMB!
 
I could see taking a helicopter up to the top of that gorge in Norway to parachute off...but why would you feel the need to drive up or down it?
 
No disrespect here,but have you ever run a hillclimb?
The right car,& the right road.........WOW!!

- Doug
 
AngliaGT said:
No disrespect here,but have you ever run a hillclimb?
The right car,& the right road.........WOW!!

- Doug

:thankyousign: :iagree:
 
Never even been to one before...I don't get out much I guess. I have a friend who does them with a whole stable of RX7's.
 
I'd like to do the two Norwegian ones.

I'd like to take the LBC across and drive up one side of Norawy to Nordkapp then back down through Finland and the Baltic countries, Central Europe, northern Italy and southern France all the way to Gibraltar.

Europe- North to South, basically.

I reckon it'd take about a month and a half, and a good GPS system, and a wife in a much more tolerant/forgiving/do-the-heck-whatever-you-want mode than she's ever been in...

First, I'd plan on softening her up with a drive around the ring road... for the whole country of Iceland....
 
Hey on the subject of rotisseries, from James Wilsons site. I don't have any pictures formatted correctly to show the design, but on a GT6 or Spitfire the open tunnel / front, give attaching points that allow an a-framed style stand. I do not know if it would work for other car bodies. I will scan through the photogs I have and post them in the Triumph pictures.
 
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