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Thu Jul 31, 2014 1:32 pm
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Some nice reading there. I don't have that one.
Cheers, Matt.

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Fri Aug 01, 2014 1:05 pm
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It's even got 12 major assembly Boobs! .....what's that about?


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Always good to assemble 12 major boobs..........

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Sat Aug 02, 2014 10:58 am
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Wasn't a "Boobie" a "Booboo" :shock: ? Assembly Mistakes is what they mean I reckon ;)

The Contessa is something crazy, tho it hints of Isuzu in the rear half wheel arches, chrome and front "eyes". Was that a rear mounted engine on those ??

And a Phatt Bellett to boot, choice find Rod.

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Sat Aug 02, 2014 12:30 pm
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GTtoo wrote:
Wasn't a "Boobie" a "Booboo" :shock: ? Assembly Mistakes is what they mean I reckon ;)

The Contessa is something crazy, tho it hints of Isuzu in the rear half wheel arches, chrome and front "eyes". Was that a rear mounted engine on those ??

And a Phatt Bellett to boot, choice find Rod.

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Contessa was rear engine and basically copy of Renault or should I say Hino contessa is to Renault is what Bellett is to Hilman.

I have only ever seen one in the metal, was in a car yard in south Brisbane around the early 70's


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Ahh thankyou PR95'sun :mrgreen: Yes, rear mounted, very much like the 70's Renaults and even Skoda as we first saw them in Australia in the 70's. I remember my parents looking at Skodas new in the showroom here in Adelaide but we settled for a VW beetle 76 new instead. I can still remember the showroom new car smell.

The Contessa very desirable now tho if you can find one.

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I've got this mag, if anyone's keen.


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