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Yes, it’s a timeless beauty - even in survivor condition!

Meyers Manx is going strong again! meyersmanx.com

Please find the OverHaulin' episode for this car, Chip did an amazing job bringing this back into its current, creative and useful state. There was not much left of the original, so in this case, it is acceptable/appropriate for the owner to decide he'd like to do something new and different with his car, and who better to try something wonderful like a tribute to Shelby with a lovely English roadster. If it were restorable, or hisotrically significant, perhaps remaining frozen in time would be a better path. Also important, what works best for the owner, how does the car get driven most?

I might try to find the Overhaulin for you, have a good look at what Chip started with on this car...he and the team made really good, resourceful decisions with a motorsport inspired, artful vision for what wasn't there any longer. Personally I think the factory original approach feels less honest than just doing something cool and unique, and honestly not original.

@@TimelessVehicles l live in Australia and an Australian would never try and make a Sunbeam Tiger look like an Cobra only in America they were known as the poor man's Cobra in Australia they are known as the Sunbeam Tiger also in the UK were they were made remember that and also you yanks go on about the Ford GT40 as an American car its not its a british car its right hand drive cars in the USA are left hand and British and Australian carsbare right hand drive

Do you still have it?

Thank you! We judged Hotwheels Phoenix recently and really wished we could've had more winners because a beautiful Morris Minor wagon there in tan paint was really perfect! only one winner at that one though. I love it, Lucas, the prince of darkness needs a crank backup! lol

Yea...there was not much left of this one... I think Chip and his team did an amazing job with creativity and spot on vision for the client and what a Sunbeam could be in its dreams.

So glad you like it! I wish I knew more about Edwardian and Brass Era!!! love the motorcycle metaphor!

aha, I should like to find an animated illustration perhaps...

oh wow, leave it to Renault do something so out of the box, I will be looking for an example out there amongst the cars and coffees...

oh wow! yea this track is really a stand out amongst all the banked, uber high speed tracks built especially! I think CA Speedway or Fontana/Fontucky in CA and Daytona are two others...

Thank you!!

isn't it purdy?

Glad you enjoyed it!

yea, these are really unusual to see, the perfect example of etceterini!

The best!

You got that right!

You are quite right, I should've asked him to start it up!!!

awesome, he is such a nice guy! Quite a project or episode on Chip Foose' Overhaulin!!!

These were Art Center student proposalS - not a single design - rather - an entire class project wherein several students did their own ideas for the unbodied 1939 Type 64 chassis. Peter Mullin later did something different, hired my dad to do a body for his museum exhibit - they used the mahogany buck in the exhibit too!

Thanks - glad you enjoyed it! it covers a lot of territory for those who might like to get into restoration or evaluating collectible BMWs.

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you! Cheers!

whooooaa, while it says SL (super light/leicht in German I think) is a LOT of momentum for old tires!

Yea, it's pretty cool! Everything about it so classy!

It sure is!

Thanks Dyno Don!

They’re really cool!

@@TimelessVehicles I wonder where he's parking it tonight, Lol?

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! It is such an amazing, wonderful car to see and I love its history! An accomplished athlete with a Parisian tailored, designer suit, straight from the 17th arondissement - what could be better?!

Glad you like it!

yea, he's terrific! remembers every detail of this project from so many years ago!

Would you believe he drives these long distance - doesn’t trailer to events in other states!!!