Mystery car
Posted: Thu Mar 14, 13 9:24 pm
Answers on a postcard please...
No clues yet, I know how good you lot are
No clues yet, I know how good you lot are
Mopar Muscle Association UK
The premier Mopar club in Europe!
https://moparuk.com/forums/
Mystery car
Page 1 of 2
Posted: Thu Mar 14, 13 9:33 pm
1952-3 Saab?
Posted: Thu Mar 14, 13 9:48 pm
1959 Volvo 544?
Posted: Thu Mar 14, 13 10:28 pm
Dammitall! 
Posted: Thu Mar 14, 13 10:32 pm
Well done Philth then.
Was the year correct ?
Was the year correct ?
Posted: Thu Mar 14, 13 10:45 pm
I'll have to take Philths word on the year, I found it in a wood in the middle of France. It's been there a LONG time I reckon!
Posted: Thu Mar 14, 13 10:49 pm
Amazing what you can find !!
A bit worried that Philths a closet member of the V O C. Uk if he is correct on the year !!!
A bit worried that Philths a closet member of the V O C. Uk if he is correct on the year !!!
Posted: Thu Mar 14, 13 11:08 pm
Yep Volvo,WillDatsun just imported one from the US and my lad's been working on it. Now sold to a man in Scotland 
Posted: Thu Mar 14, 13 11:30 pm
Yeah I recognised that ugly rear pretty quickly
My mate had one that was an early saloon car racer, in fact the nice people at CCKHistorics who are members on here have built one for an American guy to go back to California for historic saloon racing
My mate had one that was an early saloon car racer, in fact the nice people at CCKHistorics who are members on here have built one for an American guy to go back to California for historic saloon racing
Posted: Fri Mar 15, 13 8:50 am
Does the engine still turn over?db wrote:I'll have to take Philths word on the year, I found it in a wood in the middle of France. It's been there a LONG time I reckon!
Well it is a Volvo.
My Dad had a Volvo for five or six years. Bought it for £300. The idea was not to spend any money on it and run it into the ground. Never even lifted the bonnet once in that time. Didn't check the oil or anything. He only sold it when the suspension bushes were close to needing replacement. Got £250 for it. Posted: Fri Mar 15, 13 8:56 am
Seems to be plenty of these around.Posted: Fri Mar 15, 13 1:18 pm
Good find Paul.
All a bit Blair witch/The Ring though mate. If you look very closely at the 1st photo there seems to be a dark haired girl with no legs stood still in the engine compartment.................
All a bit Blair witch/The Ring though mate. If you look very closely at the 1st photo there seems to be a dark haired girl with no legs stood still in the engine compartment.................
Re: Mystery car
Posted: Fri Mar 15, 13 1:51 pm
I know what it is …db wrote:Answers on a postcard please...
.
.
.
.
.
it’s bananarama’d!!
Posted: Fri Mar 15, 13 4:06 pm
I don't think it's gonna run anytime soon Dave
Mind you, the carb has survived well!
Mind you, the carb has survived well!
Posted: Fri Mar 15, 13 4:32 pm
Glad i did not waste my time looking this up.It is not a Yank so would have thrown me.
Does this Qualify as a Muscle Car? thought this section was for Ford,GM,AMC 60s 70s and some stuff swith Yank V8s
Good find anyway
Does this Qualify as a Muscle Car? thought this section was for Ford,GM,AMC 60s 70s and some stuff swith Yank V8s
Good find anyway