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Number: 3834
From: "Sandy Block"
Date: Thu Oct 23, 2003  9:14 pm
Subject: Re: Pictures of Bivouac (I hope)

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Re: Pictures of Bivouac (I hope)

The 3rd pic down from the top is the key, but I can't see enough to
really get a grip on the layout. Exterior-wise the car looks like it
has not frame rails going across the top, only one at the rear by the
rear window, and none at the bootom of the roof, thusly the snaps to
hold it in place. (Easy to break into). If you should drop the top,
takes lots of pics, but far away to get in the "whole" picture.
Seems like a primitive ascMcLaren, as in we have the basic idea just
gotta work out some bugs! Still, in all a super duper rare piece. I
have been doing research on these type cars since you & I first
spoke. I am finding your car's company had lots of competition!
Allthough they were 4-seaters, besides the Inter blah blah Cabrio
there was a "Swift" by Tomaso who may have been a 2-seater and an
American Pullman Mustang Convert. All were 1980-1982.

S A N D Y
-- In ascmclaren@yahoogroups.com, "fourspeed38852"
<fourspeed38852@y...> wrote:
> Hey Sandy, back seat delete is a one piece fiberglas "tub" with the
> front toward interiot cut off and screwed back on to clear tub over
> added braces. The rest is all one piece, comes up and all the way
> over to trunk lid. Hopefully pictures will show up and you can
> see.....
>
> <A
HREF="http://f1.pg.briefcase.yahoo.com/fourspeed38852">PICTURES</A>