2nd one is a ManicGT made in Canada, and tthe guy selling it does not respond to emails!
2nd one is a ManicGT made in Canada, and tthe guy selling it does not respond to emails!
Yep..Originally Posted by Oldfart
Not a completely unknown occurrence on those West Coast beaches that can be driven on.
Hamilton's Gap Awhitu. Must have been driven there, the road access is half a kilometre away.
Interesting that the brake disc/rotor has no rust on it. Any guesses as to what it was?
I've seen similar on Ninety Mile Beach.
Stu
...its 'Upside 'down for a start,I would guess a Holden Ute/Panelvan full chassie and that would fit with the 'disc' brakes !!!!Not a completely unknown occurrence on those West Coast beaches that can be driven on.
Hamilton's Gap Awhitu. Must have been driven there, the road access is half a kilometre away.
Interesting that the brake disc/rotor has no rust on it. Any guesses as to what it was?
I've seen similar on Ninety Mile Beach.
Stu
And bloody dangerous they are too! To people as well as cars driving along the beach.
Holden Sandman.....
What ever it is it FFF all good to the Fish Jamie
I'm impressed by your instant diagnosis with so little information. Yes, I knew it was upside down, and wondered what if anything was underneath - i.e. body or mechanical bits. A couple of West Coast high tides would probably be enough to turn a vehicle into scrap.
The black sand is Ilmenite (= Iron Titanium Oxide) - Titanium is noted for its anti-corrosion qualities, does that mean that these cars wouldn't rust as quickly as on the other coasts. Any metallurgists out there?
Stu
tow truck and 5 more
Well done Bry, obviously not up late last night
on the contrary Rod..
This one looks to be a Graham model 97
interesting
"Sorry Mr K., it's not your day."
http://bringatrailer.com/2012/03/05/...-graham-coupe/
here's an interesting one
and another
Celica ?
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