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Ju87 c-1 carrier version. Never got past the prototype…possibly as the Nazis didn’t have any aircraft carriers and the Japanese didn’t have many after Midway. That and low range, underpowered and virtually defenceless. Extremely strong undercarriage would have probably worked well though.
The Ohlins rear shocks look out of place!
I can understand the owner wanting quality shocks, but if the orange was painted black it would be more suited, methinks?
Experimental Villiers engine, crankcase machined from a solid billet of aluminium. Saw it at Sammy Millers Museum last summer can heartily recommend a visit.
Lynott and Gallagher.
Programme on one of then sky channels about Lynott this week some time.
Thin Lizzy we’re clients at the first bank branch i worked at - had a few socials with some of them and their crew. Live and Dangerous launch comes to mind. Messy.
Saw Lynott on his way home at Leicester Square tube station a few times …I was going in the opposite direction to work As it was around 8am….