A Volvo Sporting Saloon
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https://angliacarauctions.co.uk/classic-auctions/2...
One of Ken Rudds wonderful creations coming up for Auction in Kings Lynn . £1245 when new and good for around 106 mph , Rudd eventually went further by replacing the SU Carbs with a pair of Webbers which although improved acceleration hampered flexibility .
I will be interested to see what this makes .
One of Ken Rudds wonderful creations coming up for Auction in Kings Lynn . £1245 when new and good for around 106 mph , Rudd eventually went further by replacing the SU Carbs with a pair of Webbers which although improved acceleration hampered flexibility .
I will be interested to see what this makes .
aeropilot said:
Pick of that auction lots for me along with the lovely M535i.
Interesting as to why the Weber's hampered flexibility, as every old car I've driven with a pair of DCOE isdedrafts, as long as they are set up right, were all wonderful to drive, with wonderful throttle response. A badly setup set however.......![headache](/inc/images/headache.gif)
I would have thought fuel consumption would be slightly higher with the abandonment of the SU set up ?Interesting as to why the Weber's hampered flexibility, as every old car I've driven with a pair of DCOE isdedrafts, as long as they are set up right, were all wonderful to drive, with wonderful throttle response. A badly setup set however.......
![headache](/inc/images/headache.gif)
https://www.motorsportmagazine.com/archive/article...
Motor Sport rated the Car , there surely must bee some fake Rudds out there just as there is with the RS Fords ?
Motor Sport rated the Car , there surely must bee some fake Rudds out there just as there is with the RS Fords ?
https://www.ruddspeed.com/1964-volvo-amazon-122s-c...
A bit of history of the car in the OP . Great to see the original owners son Mr Chakravati in one of the photos , his father must have been a bit of a character
A bit of history of the car in the OP . Great to see the original owners son Mr Chakravati in one of the photos , his father must have been a bit of a character
Edited by reddiesel on Thursday 13th June 07:54
aeropilot said:
I didn't have time to look in detail at the M535i at the time, but have just had a look, and yes, the non-dogleg gearbox would be a
from me as well.
I don't mind the leather though, but that cracked dash might be another hard to resolve issue that would have me running away.
That's not like you ![nono](/inc/images/nono.gif)
I don't mind the leather though, but that cracked dash might be another hard to resolve issue that would have me running away.
![biglaugh](/inc/images/biglaugh.gif)
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