So you say you need a two-door wagon with an airplane engine in it? Of course you do! The Merlincar was built in the 60s with a Ford Capri-inspired body and a 27-liter Boulton Paul Bolliol trainer engine that produced somewhere in the neighborhood of 850 hp (some reports say over 1000). A GM TH400 automatic controls the gearing. Only one was ever made and it still exists and is reportedly driven.
Compensating for much?
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DeleteThere was a previous model in France:
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Test. Why am I altering the code every couple of months? Ridiculous.
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Nope. Cripes.
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ReplyDeleteWell, at least it's not just me!
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