Superleggeras - what's in a name?
05 February 2001, 01:32 PM
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Superleggera is a type of coachwork - it's an Italian phrase meaning "super lightweight" and describes a steel tube frame with light alloy panels over.
Many cars up to 70's had it - not just Italian, but Astons up to the DB6 for example. You'll see the badge on the side of a lot of coachbuilt cars.
And OZ are italian of course.....
Many cars up to 70's had it - not just Italian, but Astons up to the DB6 for example. You'll see the badge on the side of a lot of coachbuilt cars.
And OZ are italian of course.....
06 February 2001, 12:24 PM
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I'm actually a Geordie Dave not part of the Cheshire set...
so wot'cha gorna karm urp wif nahhhh my sun???
My Name Is, My Name Is, My Name Is, FRANK BUTCCCHHHHER!
so wot'cha gorna karm urp wif nahhhh my sun???
My Name Is, My Name Is, My Name Is, FRANK BUTCCCHHHHER!
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