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"Other Brits" at LR

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aeronca65t

aeronca65t

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"Other Brits" at LR

Saw lots of "Other British" cars at the Lime Rock Vintage last weekend.

Click Here to see ALL my pictures from the weekend.

Shiny, shiny, all-aluminum Aston-Martin Zagato

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Lots of other A-Ms

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A Nash-Healey LeMans

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Re: "Other Brits" at LR

Excellent, thank you. Quite the polish job on the Zagato.
 
Re: "Other Brits" at LR

I've seen a couple of sevens with the boat-tail and cycle wings..... was that some kind of kit, or did a couple of guys do similar special one-offs?

Sweet.
 
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These days it would be difficult to say how much of the original Austin Seven is left on that car. Certainly the engine, axles and grill.

The owner displayed a plaque saying it was an Ulster, but it might be hard to know if it was a real one or a sedan that had been re-bodied/modified.

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