my non-Porsche picture of the day

[Mike]

Thanks Andy, I'm a great fan of the Peter Gregory K3 reps so looked similar apart from no supercharger out the front.

[BILLY BEAN]

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[Bootsy]

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[Winston Teague]

What in the name of Moses is that? I like it.

GN 'Katipo', put together from a selection of GN chassis parts, and a hot 1100cc JAP 'dog ear' engine, by a visiting Kiwi in his 20s. A remarkable piece of work, he is detail obsessive and has made a wonderful job of it. It is quick too, now clothed in order to satisfy scrutineers.....
Under the drivers legs, is a subtly tweaked 4 speed open dog engagement GN transmission, driving the solid rear axle with 1 chain beside the seat. Drawing inspiration from Bolster's 'Bloody Mary'...

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[KS]

Wonderfully dangerous. I love it!

[911hillclimber]

In the same vein:

[KS]

Mr Gurney wasn't a happy man...

[Ollie]

What in the name of Moses is that? I like it.

GN 'Katipo', put together from a selection of GN chassis parts, and a hot 1100cc JAP 'dog ear' engine, by a visiting Kiwi in his 20s. A remarkable piece of work, he is detail obsessive and has made a wonderful job of it. It is quick too, now clothed in order to satisfy scrutineers.....
Under the drivers legs, is a subtly tweaked 4 speed open dog engagement GN transmission, driving the solid rear axle with 1 chain beside the seat. Drawing inspiration from Bolster's 'Bloody Mary'...

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There's something about these pre-war specials that makes one's pulse race.

[Winston Teague]

What in the name of Moses is that? I like it.

GN 'Katipo', put together from a selection of GN chassis parts, and a hot 1100cc JAP 'dog ear' engine, by a visiting Kiwi in his 20s. A remarkable piece of work, he is detail obsessive and has made a wonderful job of it. It is quick too, now clothed in order to satisfy scrutineers.....
Under the drivers legs, is a subtly tweaked 4 speed open dog engagement GN transmission, driving the solid rear axle with 1 chain beside the seat. Drawing inspiration from Bolster's 'Bloody Mary'...

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There's something about these pre-war specials that makes one's pulse race.

You should try driving one! But what really gets the pulse racing is facing up to the need to explain the implications of each blowup to one's family.....they are makers of workshop-widows
And schoolboy superfans....

[911hillclimber]

[Winston Teague]

That is 'Salome', a late 20s 3 wheeler Morgan, with a GN rear axle 4 wheel modification. Put together before the war by Jan Breyer, initially for 'CAPA' grasstrack racing in the Bristol area, but also hillclimbing. Campaigned pretty much continuously since, often by members of the Giles family, that pic is Jonathon, at a recent Shelsley. A formidable combination....below is an early incarnation of the car, Jan Breyer at the wheel, at Shelsley of course...

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[911hillclimber]

These hillclimb racers from so long ago are fascinating and driven with such abandon but so very quick.
Family shot for you:

[hot66]

Yes that’s the induction and turbo . P47 thunderbolt

[KS]

[BILLY BEAN]

A 2CV But not as we know it.

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