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RE: Gordon England Historians - Erich - 12-03-2019
Interestingly, it shows that collector shaped like a zeppelin.
Erich in Seattle
RE: Gordon England Historians - Ruairidh Dunford - 12-03-2019
More pictures of them here Erich: https://gordonenglandregister.wordpress.com/brooklands-photo-archive/
RE: Gordon England Historians - Erich - 13-03-2019
Thank you, Ruairidh. I wonder if there was technical reason for the shape or if it was just a streamlining attempt?
Erich in Seattle
RE: Gordon England Historians - KO9954 - 26-03-2019
Hello, chaps - Sorry for my absence - dropped out of sight for a while.
Whatever happened to the Gordon England webpage that was started once or twice ?
Still puttering along sporadically on my 28 GESS, but have to admit other projects have diverted me for far too long.
- John Edwards
RE: Gordon England Historians - JonE - 26-03-2019
(26-03-2019, 02:41 AM)KO9954 Wrote: Whatever happened to the Gordon England webpage that was started once or twice ?
Have you not seen https://gordonenglandregister.wordpress.com which Ruairidh has been encouraging the compilation of over the last few years? It is quite a resource now.
How is your own car coming along?
RE: Gordon England Historians - KO9954 - 26-03-2019
Just took a look - been a long time since I was there - computer rebuilds, laziness, etc etc.
My rebuilt engine is in great shape, still scratching my nog frequently regarding the wooden body ribs, especially the wheel arches.