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Mick
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Norra car though is it? The wheels are not directly driven by an engine. No clutch, no gearbox...it is just a bleedin' big firework on wheels that is...
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Mick
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Yup. 
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Mick
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Three point turns might be a problem too.
And stop shouting, you'll make yourself all out of breath.
And stop shouting, you'll make yourself all out of breath.
Only to play with, not actually mine.....
1000mph might be fast enough to go to the takeaway but will it have enough fuel to get there?
John
"My lovely car now sold onto a very happy new owner.
I still love this marque and I will still be around, preferred selling to breaking, as a great runner and performer"
"My lovely car now sold onto a very happy new owner.
I still love this marque and I will still be around, preferred selling to breaking, as a great runner and performer"
The engineers down here are involved with the project - I'll find out how many pies can be fitted in the boot!
JakeWilson wrote:The engineers down here are involved with the project - I'll find out how many pies can be fitted in the boot!
Mmmmmm pies
My favourite passage is this:
That appeals to my inner-geek and "how much oxidiser can you use in one minute" sort of giggly-nerdy-question type of face 
Bloodhound's Falcon rocket will be the biggest hybrid (solid fuel propellant, liquid oxidiser) booster ever produced in the UK. Such is its scale, it will need a Formula One engine supplied by the legendary Cosworth group just to pump the oxidiser through the motor.
That appeals to my inner-geek and "how much oxidiser can you use in one minute" sort of giggly-nerdy-question type of face
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Mick
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At last someone with a relevant comment. I think this is just quite fantastic and so typical of Great British attempts at world speed records. Wonderful stuff.