THERE IS SOMETHING COOL AT THE STRIP OVERHERE

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THERE IS SOMETHING COOL AT THE STRIP OVERHERE

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Ohh... I like that! But guess I would!
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RIGHT up my street! :thumbright:
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I'm liking mine more every day!
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ooh, so whole rear is like a swinging arm on a scooter?
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Excellent mate..Love the colour!!! :thumbright:
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;)
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WillDatsun wrote:ooh, so whole rear is like a swinging arm on a scooter?
It will be solid mounted with no rear suspension I would have thought. The slicks are the suspension. :D
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Will is correct, the original Little red wagon was done that way, pivot at the front, coils and shocks at the rear, jobs a good 'un.
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Love it :thumbright:

You MUST bring that to the Nats
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Blue wrote:Will is correct, the original Little red wagon was done that way, pivot at the front, coils and shocks at the rear, jobs a good 'un.
Really? Not as crude as I thought then. Not like Dodge at all! :lol:

I want one even more now. :D
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Oh yes.

With my X-Ray eyes I think I can see how that did that now. With leaf springs as well. :thumbright:
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Yea that's it, one of them was deffo on coils, or it might even have been Hemi under glass, I have build up photo's somewhere. It's something that always stuck in my mind as a great solution to the problem of not having room for a propshaft.
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Bloody hell Dave, your handy on that Etch A Sketch :lol:
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