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Hi there. I've just joined, I have a marlin roadster which i purchased in 2014. As a none running wreck, I've had real fun building it to my own spec and love the car. I simply can't see me ever selling it, will try and work out how to get some pictures and videos on soon.
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Welcome aboard -
Stumbling around in the dark
Marina based SWB roadster
Alfa Romeo 1750 with 5 speed boxComment
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Welcome, looking forward to seeing some pics.Comment
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Welcome
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Car looks great, awesome colour. Is this the bike engined car I saw for sale a while back?- 9th owner of T693 SSC possibly a factory built Ford based V8 Sportster
- 4th owner of Q309 RNV, an early Cabrio built by Bob Copping, owned Doug & Liz Billings for 16 years
- 9th Custodian of JRR 929D, Triumph Vitesse based special Paul Moorehouse built prior to the Triumph Roadster kits.
- 8th owner of Roadster chassis number 2395. Now owned by Barry!
- Builder of chassis number 2325 (PKK 989M) in the mid 80's. Now owned by Eric & Lynne.Comment
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Yes that's right I just couldn't let it go
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Well that's a great looking car.
Those wheels look large.
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I ended up making a new prop shaft for it and attaching another centre bearing and I'm happy with it now, fitting a bike engine isn't as easy as you'd thinkComment
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Wow, bike engined Marlin. Engine bay pics would be good. What's the running gear based on?Comment
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I have the prop running straight from the final drive sprocket, so bike gearbox on an extended linkage, down side is no reverse, up side is it's ridiculously fastComment
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