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Melkus RS 1000 at Racer's Quarters
Two-seats gullwing-door handmade sportscar from Heinz Melkus (racingcar driver from Dresden, Saxony) launched in 1969
about 100 units (until production ended in 1980)
powered by a Wartburg 3-cylinders 1-litre two-stroke-engine (circa 70 PS, for motorsport purposes tuned over 90 PS) installed behind the passengers-room
In the 1980s some were refitted with 1.6-litre 4-cylinders 4-stroke-engines of the BMW 02-series (85 PS to 90 PS or 105 PS of the rare 1600 ti-versions).
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Jill and I went to Wortley Hall summer fair today..
Lovely place, cool history and building. Great grounds too..
We saw the inside of the hall with various original fittings, windows and ornate ceilings. Then outside to look at the stalls etc, (coffee and cake!) and then had a look around the walled garden where I took the pictures of the flowers, bees and butterfly..
Plus the bit of bee stroking video too!
"Wortley Hall in the picturesque village of Wortley, stands in 26 acres of formal grounds and woodland surrounded by 242 hectares of park land. The hall was the formal home of the Wortley family for hundreds of years."
www.visitpenistone.co.uk/see_do_historic_houses/wortley_h...
Stroke of Midnight
Created for dA Users Gallery Challenge 100 – Cloaked Elegant Gown 1 ,
Make It Interesting • Challenge No 2 (Clocktower) and
The Rainbow Works February 2015 Texture Challenge
Thanks to:
Valentine-FOV-Stock for the Model
Ell Brown for the watch tower
Ashensorrow for the pre-made backgrounnd #1409
and
Marcus J. Ranum for the prince
Elne for the texture
WWW.MOPACER.COM This is the MOPACER (Mopar + Pacer) engine in PURPLEX. It is a 4.5L H.O. Jeep engine out of a 1995 Grand Cherokee. Of course, Chrysler did not own or produce the 4.0L engine until they bought American Motors in 1987. So it was fitting (literally) to build this engine for the Pacer. The original Pacer motor mount brackets bolted right onto the 1995 Jeep 4.0L block. In fact, the crankshaft and rods in this engine are out of a 1985 AMC/Jeep 258 engine. This combination added 1/2" of stroke and 33 cubic inches to the 4.0L H.O. Jeep/Chrysler engine. It makes tremendous torque and gets 27 MPG @ 70 mph on regular unleaded fuel! The redesigned 1999 4.0L HO intake adds another 20 HP! Built by Harrel Lamkin @ Lamkin Automotive, Ruston, LA. Thanks to the Yahoo Strokers Group for all of their help. The MoPacer was featured in Hot Rod Magazine. See the story here: www.hotrod.com/articles/hrdp-0711-1976-amc-pacer-x/