That is very cool indeed! Have you any technical data on the Drambuie Imp? Or where could I find some? Purely for droolage, you understand...
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Re: Ingliston Paddock 1989
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Re: Ingliston Paddock 1989
I've never seen that Drambuie one before! always this one I think of, is it the same chassis underneath with a different body?
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Re: Ingliston Paddock 1989
Bit late to the forum but here is a photo from the day Tony Bridge brought the Maguire Imp to Ingliston and blew everyone away by how quick that little car was:Ingliston wrote:That was the original Drambuie car #1 built in 1976 - which still holds the Ingliston class lap record at 49.2.Duk wrote:I've never seen that Drambuie one before! always this one I think of, is it the same chassis underneath with a different body?
It was originally an Elden Formula Ford chassis which was adapted to take a mid-engine vertical-mounted Chesman engine with Hewland box at the back. Nothing came close.
The Drambuie #2 in the picture was built using a home-made spaceframe.
The last Drambuie Imp was an ex-Tony Bridge Maguire Stiletto.
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