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Certainly dont see many of those around and was made from memory fo a v short period of time. Bottom of the range 4 cylinder if I'm not mistaken.
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This one is owned by a customer of mine.
http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/h...2008/photo.jpg
http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/h.../photo-4-1.jpg
That's a 1974 Chesil, the proper Speedsters were only made upto around 1965.
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That 912 was a little scruffy (it was out in all that snow) but I am sure it would clean up really nicely and look really cool.
A real classic car. It was like a Morris Minor inside - nothing like a sports car at all!
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Beautiful, and as mentioned, VERY rare
Speaking of speedsters, (it might have been a 356), I met Ian Wright randomly outside a small cafe in the outskirts of London a few years back, he was driving a silver one. We had a little chat, to be honest, I was more interested in the car than I was meeting him. But he was a really nice bloke, and seemed really happy that someone was actually interested in his car, as opposed to the usual football banter
Speaking of speedsters, (it might have been a 356), I met Ian Wright randomly outside a small cafe in the outskirts of London a few years back, he was driving a silver one. We had a little chat, to be honest, I was more interested in the car than I was meeting him. But he was a really nice bloke, and seemed really happy that someone was actually interested in his car, as opposed to the usual football banter
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