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The perfect car to impress members of the golf club
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Parked alongside the rows of high-end Rover, Alvis, Bentley and Hispano Suiza, the Ruby stands out.


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#2
Another fabulous cover and this time they’ve really gone for artistic license! The Pearl looks spot on for proportion, but the saloon looks more like a two door Cambridge!
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(24-07-2020, 01:46 PM)Ivor Hawkins Wrote: Another fabulous cover and this time they’ve really gone for artistic license! The Pearl looks spot on for proportion, but the saloon looks more like a two door Cambridge!
It's that prototype 6-cylinder Ruby again! I've just cheered it up with a second image and summer sky.
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#4
Was the green sundym glass on the options list?
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#5
I didn't know that Austin offered "Slime Green" as a colour option for upholstery....
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(24-07-2020, 08:41 PM)Duncan Grimmond Wrote: I didn't know that Austin offered "Slime Green" as a colour option for upholstery....
I've found three "all-green" A7 Light Car covers; two have been shown, one more to come....
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#7
You are all getting too clever. Why not add another ventilator and make it an eight and really impress. Although nothing betters a Rover Speed 20.
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(24-07-2020, 09:18 PM)Bob Culver Wrote: You are all getting too clever. Why not add another ventilator and make it an eight and really impress. Although nothing betters  a Rover Speed 20.
Well spotted Bob - you're the first to notice. And now, just for you, the hyper-secret straight 8:


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#9
Hmm! A straight eight Austin Ruby. Presumably two Seven blocks on a common crankcase, so 1494cc and (presumably) 35 bhp which would give a 70mph top end. Now that would impress down at the golf club!
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#10
Actually, it was two in-line supercharged twin-cam engines giving a corrected 145 b.h.p. - but don't tell Lord Herbert.... (I've Photoshopped out the bonnet bulges just in case)
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