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It was the Forest Grove Concourse show (near us) a couple of yearsago, and a nicely restored one at that.
The car was really a rather advanced concept, a bit ahead ofits time. No CV joints, so Iām told that with any noticeable steering angle thevariations in the geometry of the hook-joint FWD shafts gave an āamusingālow-frequency vibration through the steering.
Pretty desirable classic now, and a quite a pretty car.
The car was really a rather advanced concept, a bit ahead ofits time. No CV joints, so Iām told that with any noticeable steering angle thevariations in the geometry of the hook-joint FWD shafts gave an āamusingālow-frequency vibration through the steering.
Pretty desirable classic now, and a quite a pretty car.
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