Palfrem
MB Enthusiast
- Joined
- Aug 11, 2005
- Messages
- 2,965
- Location
- Solihull, near Birmingham
- Car
- W124 E36 AMG, G 300 GEL his, SLK 200 hers
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"and the compliments I get from the rims is amazing"
I'd be less bothered about the road wheels than the extra steering wheel.
Don't be daft DM......have you never driven a train before? Thats the handbrake!![]()
No mention of where the vehicle can be viewed ...
He said:
"This custom Rare G was imported from the UK and cleared customs with all paper work and history. As for now it is Germany registered, insured and passed inspection"
So, I assume it's in Germany.
But the item is stated as being located in "APO, AE, APO/FPO" wherever that is!
Only a few weeks ago I got a trip round a Type 37 loco, and yes the big wheel was the hand-brake.
The noise while next to the V12 English Electric was impressive. 1700 Bhp at 600rpm, iirc.
In the UK yes, It's illegal to have the outer edge of the wheel stick out further than the wheel arch. In his desription though he does say he has (or had) a body kit which included arch extensions. You can even see them in one or two of the photos, they look crap and the wheels look like old range rover wheels!
flanaia1 said:Now you are on my topic, everyone goes on about steam trains but the engineering on some of the diesels is just as, if not more impressive than steam. Another favourite of mine is the Deltic, what an engine that is those Class 55's on the ECML were awesome and the preserved ones still pay tribute to that fantastic engineering. I used to frequent Doncaster works in my yoof what a place.
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