Victor

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Interesting car but it never raced as an SCCA SSB car (like Red) for they're not (supposed to be) prepared by anybody. In fact, I know that's not the car that Peter Ferrell was disqualified in at the '88 Runnoffs (over boosted). The fact that it has a fuel cell as an example. I watched that car at Riverside during a Firehawk race. It cornered very flat and smoked the tire all the way around turn 6 with Bill Pavone (Motorsports Manager) driving. Also note the vin number., Red's is 405076 so that would make it 4976 cars before Red. The engine that's in it now looks very stock. I seem to remember that the "peanut head" engine had a different valve cover, too. I notice that there is a piece of cruise control mechanism still on the throttle (I think, anyway). The '85's dipstick comes up in a different place so this is '86+ It is, however, inspiration to get Red back into battle.

I notice that I don't get notifications of replys to the threads I've replied to (I'd like my SSB back). I've also tried with my laptop and it's the same story, no SSB allowed.

okee dokee The red on will be August's SCCA School car (soon, I hope) The grey one dropped a nut into the engine. Don't know how bad it is (friend was driving at the time) but the whole car only has 35,000 miles on it. It was my daily driver. The R5T2 ?? They're known as Infant Le Terrible Everything is for sale

Not only does the front suspension afford verticle travel, the rear suspension does as well. The fork was made by AMP back in the middle 90's. The shocks are the weakest feature but I do as much assendings as desending and a 2.25" travel fork that weighs 2.85 lbs is a bonus. Attached is a bike that has a different style linkage fork designed by the same guy who designed the rear suspension on the 4-Banger, Mert Lawwell (ever see the movie "On Any Sunday" ??) Let me know if any of those bikes come available

OH BOY !!!! Oh I'd love to have a Peugeot Bike. Good catch !!! And of course, I am as usual slightly off centre with just about everything, so here are some pictures. (even the 4-Banger I have 2 of, go figure)

I had to check the garage to see if Deuce was still there. That was a pretty good shot as I suspect you were driving when you passed by, eh? (Also had to change logon's, don't know why but I was locked out for awhile)