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Gerard
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Gundy said:I love this pic of our pal zooming past a Mustang
on a track day. Priceless.
Uber cool vehicle.
Excuse the interruption.
Edit: The white car may not be a Mustang.
Maybe some Japanese thing. The Morris was
zooming by so fast the white thing is just a blur.
Looks like a Dodge Neon.
What engine is in the Morris?
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Yes, but I think it is only a resemblance. I do have the Vega type wheels, but different caps. No headlamp visors. Never in California as far as I know. Perfect wood. Perfect paint. Tube shocks- front and rear. Front sway bar. Right hand drive. Badge bar on the front. Oil and water gauge. Hidden power disconnect. Modern window rubber.
I would say that the things that the two cars have most in common are the color and the wheels. Otherwise- different cars. I'm guessing both cars were first outfitted in the UK with the Marina engine and brakes - maybe by the same shop? Mine was partially restored a second time on the East coast.
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I would say that the things that the two cars have most in common are the color and the wheels. Otherwise- different cars. I'm guessing both cars were first outfitted in the UK with the Marina engine and brakes - maybe by the same shop? Mine was partially restored a second time on the East coast.
Tried to send photo, but not clear on how to get URL of my photo to plug in.
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You have very sophisticated taste!