Continental Special -- Gary Mullholland , Tyrrell Turtill
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Re: Continental Special -- Gary Mullholland , Tyrrell Turtill
Great photo Bry.
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Re: Continental Special -- Gary Mullholland , Tyrrell Turtill
Chaindrive - is building a model of the car at the moment - no doubt photos will follow - If he doesn't post them I will !! ehh !! Tony
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Re: Continental Special -- Gary Mullholland , Tyrrell Turtill
Roger, Check Motorsport History in Miniature
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Re: Continental Special -- Gary Mullholland , Tyrrell Turtill
chaindrive wrote:Roger, Check Motorsport History in Miniature
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Ha Ha , knew you would - have been away from TRS for 10 days and it was a hard punishment for going on holiday with little Internet access .. looking now !! cheers Roger
Re: Continental Special -- Gary Mullholland , Tyrrell Turtill
On the FB page there are folks questioning why it was Continental and not called Lycoming, hmmm do you think the builder knew?
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Re: Continental Special -- Gary Mullholland , Tyrrell Turtill
Lycoming and Continental are 2 separate beings. I believe the special is powered by Continental (Ex Cessna).How Lycoming came to be linked is a mystery??????
Re: Continental Special -- Gary Mullholland , Tyrrell Turtill
It was definitely a Continental when I saw it the first day it went to Ruapuna.
I suspect the discussion came about as both of the other well known aero engined cars (Ralph Watson and the RA) had Lycomings. Superficially there are similarities, ie flat engines, light, air cooled ex aircraft, but that's about where it stops.
I suspect the discussion came about as both of the other well known aero engined cars (Ralph Watson and the RA) had Lycomings. Superficially there are similarities, ie flat engines, light, air cooled ex aircraft, but that's about where it stops.