Here's the next instalment of my scrapbook series, from early last year. Many of the photos are from the Fulvia Engline Developments series I wrote.
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About Me
- Paul
- With 25 years’ experience of the wonderful Lancia Fulvia (not to mention experience of many other marques as well) I am able to offer an expert and personal service for Fulvia owners. In addition, I have some solid experience of the flat-4 Flavia and 2000 models. I am located near Cruseilles in Haute-Savoie, about 30km from Geneva. I am fairly well-known to Lancisti world-wide through Huib Guernink’s website http://www.viva-lancia.com/ where on the Fulvia forum, my many contributions may be seen and read. For a number of years I worked at Evolution Engineering (Lancia Specialists) in London, and was the manager there before I moved to France.
Gorgeous (Again)
This time a 1968 Alfa-Romeo T33 Stradale; one of 18 built. This was I believe the most expensive production car in the world at the time.
What???
A 1955 Chevrolet fitted with a Rolls-Royce Merlin aero engine. See post 6th Jan '07.
Moody Monster
A lovely period impressionist photo of the giant FIAT at speed in Dec 1913 at Ostende. See post 2nd December '06
Lucas Injection
A shot showing the lovely detail engineering of the Lucas Injection installation on a Ferrari 512M Le Mans car (Photo by me - I did a small amount of work on this bolide!) Click on the link in the posting (24th Nov '06) for a bigger picture
Gorgeous
The stuff of which dreams are made: a Ferrari 250 SWB lightweight. Again, no lottery win...
Beautiful Bentley
I removed this from the the top of the page, but it's too lovely to lose altogether!
Monster
The second in my series of monsters, this is the 28-litre FIAT S76 from 1911. See post 25th November '06
A Monster!
ALG & KLG Saltburn 1908 with the 200HP V-8 Darracq. See post 23rd November '06
28-litre FIAT
Another snap of the monster!
Ferrari 512M
A more general snap of a delightful Le Mans Ferrari. See post 27th November '06
Anyone recognise this?
4 comments:
Global warming is causing strange effects! A white Easter! Exactly one year ago summer started. In holland the warmests period of 2007 were from the last week of march to the third week of may.
Enfin, it gives me more time to 'summer prep' my HF!
Thanks WIlliam for the comment - it gets lonely here sometimes! Actually snow in March here is not rare - I'll send snaps from April 2005 as well... By the way my parents were married on 16th April 1940 in London, and yes, it snowed!
It probably 'snowed' bombs during your parents wedding!
Not quite - six months later...
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