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Here's the probe CO mentioned, kinda looks like old reliable too ;) https://www.geocities.com/conceptcarc...oit_probe5.jpg |
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sorry: repeat, my Engliss is bad :) your aeromods is fantastic, I think: aerodynamic of your car is MORE good of citroen! "front splitter" of citroen isin't good lyke the front skirt of your Old Reliable. it is comprehensible now? I did not imagine that your machine could steer well therefore....sorry, can you post an image with turned steering please? |
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Fully turned, outside edge of tire is about 7" outside of fender. https://aycu39.webshots.com/image/235...5805874_rs.jpg Both pics taken with steering cramped all the way to the right. https://aycu22.webshots.com/image/221...0478472_rs.jpg fabrio, I would like to congratulate you on your research and comments. You have created a very interesting discussion here. Thank you. |
My compliments to the seamstress. :-)
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skewbe, do you suppose your pic of the Probe could be a drawing? I don't think I have seen that particular pic before. There are substantial design differences shown in your pic and my pic, which I know to be a real car. Ford made a few, not sure how many, the grape car above survives today.
The Probe was a multi-year project for Ford. The engineers and designers probably changed their minds many, many times. I would like to see a photo of the Probe V with the front wheels turned. Must make quite a lump in that beautiful fender. Hope none of those designers ever see Old Reliable. Thanks for your comments. Be nice to fabrio or he may make us talk to him in Italian language. Can you imagine that? |
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https://www.geocities.com/conceptcarcentral/ CarloSW2 |
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I did not see skewbe's pic on the site, but I saw mine of the grape car. |
I went to https://images.google.com and searched for: 1985 ford probe v
I was hoping to see the probe with its front wheels turned, I thought I saw mention of flexable panels, but those look pretty solid. |
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