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9 minutes ago, Bfg said:

Never seen that before, a mass production manufacturer being able to stack (transport and store until needed) one body shell inside the other is logistically really very impressive.  I doubt many makes could do this with any of their fixed head saloon / coupes.  

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The reason they can be slid together is because they are the rear halves of the alloy bodied GTA lightweight version of the 105 series Giulia Coupe. The alloy outer panels were glued and riveted to lightweight steel panels.

I spotted one once at a car show at Glamis Castle by it's little loop door handles and the riveted roof panel.

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On 01/12/2024 at 10:05, Bfg said:

To many westerners ; Chinese all look the same, but it's clearly not the case.. 

 

Interesting. I immediately thought they were Japanese but was not so sure about the car.  It was similar in principle to the German Phanmobile but the photo is of a Cyklon Cyklonette, also German.  

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When it was the Park Hotel before renaming to the Beau Brummel.

Now it is painted purple as a Toby Carvery

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Its that time of year.

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21 hours ago, MiniMinorMk3 said:

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No visible means of restraint - presumably a publicly or 'cute' photo rather than real...

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On 06/12/2024 at 13:45, Remspoor said:

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Is this classed as  barn find or find a barn?

see, told you it had trailing-arm suspension on the rear ...

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2 hours ago, lesapandre said:

No visible means of restraint - presumably a publicly or 'cute' photo rather than real...

Wedged perhaps?

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Posted
47 minutes ago, Westbay said:

see, told you it had trailing-arm suspension on the rear ...

Looks to me more like  cantilevered suspension

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