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Bobtailed P38

Tech Talk for Rover owners.

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Bobtailed P38

Post by lilpigzuk »

Cant remember if someone asked a while ago, but some build up pics here for one....

http://www.maddison4x4.com/component/op ... y/catid,3/
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Post by DiscoDino »

Nice build/work, but i think they cut too much...its not proportional...
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Post by james feeney »

Dino,

Considering your latest cut and shut, did you type that with a straight face??

JF
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Post by TRobbo »

james feeney wrote:Dino,

Considering your latest cut and shut, did you type that with a straight face??

JF
I was thinking the same thing.

Is it just me or does the side profile of the rear look like a lada?
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Post by DiscoDino »

Good one... :finger:

I'd have kept it a couple of inches longer...my chop was for fitting tires, if its ugly and it works, I'm happy...(it ain't ugly :))
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Post by TLCOR »

No offence to anyone, but the look of that chop is utterly fugly!

WHY? And please don't say departure angle.
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Post by james feeney »

Keith AKA Biggles, the guy that commisioned it, is a unique character.

If any one can remember the guy that did the 2003 OBC in a burgandy 90 with flying helmet, from the UK, then that's him.

Keith wanted a very comfortable road car: air con, leather plenty room

he also wanted a Rover, god knows why

And he liked the idea of being the first one to do it.

A full size P38 won't fit most of the ss over here

JF

Why not!?
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Post by Laurie Griffiths »

Hey James, if you are referring to BIGGLES then I certainly remember him. a delightful gentleman.
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Post by justinC »

In some of the thumbnails, it looks from the rear like a peugeot 306!!
I think it is a good thing, functional and competitive yet a good road car. Well done.

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Post by brooksy »

I like it except I think he has gone about 3-4" to far on the bob cut. :roll:


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