Miller Offy at Speed On Tweed '03
- Jimmy B
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Miller Offy at Speed On Tweed '03
Here are some photos of a 1934(?) Miller Offy that I took during the 2003 Speed On Tweed. Never mind the gullwing, just joking .
Enjoy!
front view of 4wd Miller. Ain't she a thing of beauty?
The Mighty Offy.
Who's that ugly mug in rearview mirror?
Front suspension, great engineering for early/mid 30s
Enjoy!
front view of 4wd Miller. Ain't she a thing of beauty?
The Mighty Offy.
Who's that ugly mug in rearview mirror?
Front suspension, great engineering for early/mid 30s
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Mmmmm...Offy....yum yum.
Front wheel drive.
Have you seen this site Jimmy.
http://www.milleroffy.com/
Front wheel drive.
Have you seen this site Jimmy.
http://www.milleroffy.com/
- Jimmy B
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Yup! Haven't visited it for a while about 5 months ago actually. I downloaded the sounds on my first visit to the site and they sound unreal, the offy 4 cylinder sound even better in real life!bcal wrote:Mmmmm...Offy....yum yum.
Front wheel drive.
Have you seen this site Jimmy.
http://www.milleroffy.com/
The one pictured above is 1 of 2 built with Four Wheel Drive (look at bottom & second Bottom photo) notice driveshafts pretty cool stuff , Hey!
I've got footage on the video camera that I need to save some still shoots of, so I'll post a couple more pics when done.
Cheers!
- Jimmy B
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I saw a 1/4(?) scale 4 cylinder offy on the cover of restored cars. Was this the one you talking about above?Flatoz wrote:you want to see the replica motors and gearbox's and QC diffs a guy up near castlemaine makes, droooooool
but $$$
all hand made scale models they are awsome.
I'm quite sure a place in the US make reproductions from the original tech drawings that are spot on reproductions.
Here are some more pics. I still need to save the stills from the video camera.
Group shot from Auto 1.
Someones trying to be artistic
1600cc Ford 4 cylinder from memory!
There are a couple of flathead V8 specials as well coming soon!
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I don't know if you need a cams licence.bcal wrote:Hmmm. I'd love to rub rims with some of them cars
I spose you need a cams licence.
What time of year is it held
It is held on the 17th-19th, September.
Are you thinking about running, bcal?
Speed on Tweed website http://www.speedontweed.com
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Here are the rest of the photos from my video camera, enjoy!
'38 special.
Ummm yum! supercharged flathead 4.
'35 Ford special.
You don't see many gray motor powered race cars.
V8-60 powered Midget.
Unknown special.
Maybach Special.
Twin Turbo Lexus powered Cobra replica.
Real men smoke em
Going......
Going......
Going......
Going......
Ouch!......
Thats gotta hurt!:shock:
Hope you Enjoyed!
'38 special.
Ummm yum! supercharged flathead 4.
'35 Ford special.
You don't see many gray motor powered race cars.
V8-60 powered Midget.
Unknown special.
Maybach Special.
Twin Turbo Lexus powered Cobra replica.
Real men smoke em
Going......
Going......
Going......
Going......
Ouch!......
Thats gotta hurt!:shock:
Hope you Enjoyed!
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In case you think this thread isn't Hot Rod related you should know that at least two of Street Rodding's gents have competed in recent years - John Kean raced his FJ the year before last, then missed last year, perhaps to work on his chopped '28 Coupe with supercharged Ford motor. The spunky little blue coupe was completed and registered late last year.
Another competitor for the last two years was Jim Peall, in his '38 Standard, which is powered by a normally aspirated Nissan 2 litre. Just before I left the track 'Stretch' was coming second in his class - the same class the Cobras run in. Stretch was proudly wearing his old Rods Inc jacket at the meet.
Bastard. His still fits.
Peter Crain
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Another competitor for the last two years was Jim Peall, in his '38 Standard, which is powered by a normally aspirated Nissan 2 litre. Just before I left the track 'Stretch' was coming second in his class - the same class the Cobras run in. Stretch was proudly wearing his old Rods Inc jacket at the meet.
Bastard. His still fits.
Peter Crain
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Oops, nearly forgot. Alan Evans, also from Rods Inc and the owner of a pert little yellow '30 Coupe that has been on the road for years, may also be there. He swapped the 350 out of his road racing 'Vette last year, and into an HT (Bathurst?) Monaro for roundy roundy racing.
He also fits into his Rods Inc jacket. Bastard.
Peter Crain
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He also fits into his Rods Inc jacket. Bastard.
Peter Crain
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Honk if you love peace and quiet.
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