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Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: omega3000 on 14 September 2012, 16:56:38
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Did anyone own one of these , still a lovely looking car imo ... cant remember what sort of engine they had in them , cant be 4.9 or can it :-\
(http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc41/milleblack/VX490.jpg)
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yep had 2 of them..think was a 2.3 engine..had a automatic and a 4 speed with a overdrive switch on top of stick..vx4/90
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Yep,2.3 slant four.Iirc the auto should have been 3 speed with o/d ? :-\
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Used to have the FB model
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/aa/Vauxhall_VX490_based_on_Victor_FB_1508cc_first_registered_January_1963.jpg/800px-Vauxhall_VX490_based_on_Victor_FB_1508cc_first_registered_January_1963.jpg)
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That one doesnt have rust holes all over it so Im assuming its less than six months old. ;) ;D
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And if you wanted armchairs instead of seats, had the Viscount as well.
(http://slatford.co.uk/Pictures%20of%20Cars/Vauxhall/VauxhallViscount1971.jpg)
Zephyr 6 wasn`t bad either
(http://www.classicandperformancecar.com/front_website/octane_interact/modelpicture.php?id=3799)
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Ventora :)
(http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc41/milleblack/vauxhall_ventora_fe_1.jpg)
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Liked the Ventora in its day. 3.3 litre straight six iirc. :y
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Liked the Ventora in its day. 3.3 litre straight six iirc. :y
Yep, same as the Viscount & the lesser spec`d Cresta
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The 4/90 actually stood for 4 cylinder 90 BHP .
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Nope. Initially the FB variant was fitted with a 1508cc lump giving 71 BHP then in late `63 a 1598cc giving out 85 BHP ;)
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The 4/90 actually stood for 4 cylinder 90 BHP .
That explains the performance ..Engine bay you could climb in to do work.
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The 4/90 actually stood for 4 cylinder 90 BHP .
That explains the performance ..Engine bay you could climb in to do work.
Arh the good ole days :)
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I had one of the later ones, the gear box gear selection was interesting. 1st gear was left and back
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Nope. Initially the FB variant was fitted with a 1508cc lump giving 71 BHP then in late `63 a 1598cc giving out 85 BHP ;)
It must have been 90 MPH , there certainly was a marketing correlation between the model identification numbers and spec or characteristics of the car .