Hi Guys
Here are my 2 1966 PR20's
'Bella' in white
'Asroc' in Orange
Cheers
James
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Asroc66
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hey james nice couple of cars you sure threw a few people off when the teardrop taillights appeared on the white car ..how about a rear end shot cheers davo
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Hey Asroc 66 thanks for posting the piccies. Your sedans look great.
It's good to see more Bellet SEDANS getting the go-fast treatment. I'm just in the final stages of mating a GT twin carb manifold and extractors to a sedan aluminium head. You've beaten me to it. Well done, not a task for the feint hearted, given the different stud locations and different port sizes. Have you made any mods in the stopping department?
I can see that the Yellow Peril is going to have to get a make over to keep its self-bestowed title of "best late model Tasmanian Sedan"
YP
It's good to see more Bellet SEDANS getting the go-fast treatment. I'm just in the final stages of mating a GT twin carb manifold and extractors to a sedan aluminium head. You've beaten me to it. Well done, not a task for the feint hearted, given the different stud locations and different port sizes. Have you made any mods in the stopping department?
I can see that the Yellow Peril is going to have to get a make over to keep its self-bestowed title of "best late model Tasmanian Sedan"
YP
Bellett SEDANS are proof that the gods love us and want us to be happy.
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Asroc66
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Hi
Yep brakes real well
Check out my intro posting for details
Re teardrop taillights... Well have to keep some surprises for the Nationals
Cheers
James
Yep brakes real well
Check out my intro posting for details
Re teardrop taillights... Well have to keep some surprises for the Nationals
Cheers
James
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sorry asroc66 ...I had to put up ...the devil made me 
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Asroc66
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Oh no..... What lays behind the magician's curtain
I am looking forward to discuss this in october over a few cold bevies
When I bought this car the rear had the original teardrop holes welded up
Panic set in as I thought oh no cut-and-shut
I went over ever spot weld in detail and came to the conclusion that was the first if the 66's
Windscreen supported this? As different to my orange 66.
It was also a Delux import so wondering if Japan just updated the end of the '65 tail
Or it was welded up and square tail lights fitted in Aus for sale purpose by the dealer?
I am sure you can all enlighten me
Hence I went more retro (especially when my dad owned a real early 65')
Cheers
James
I am looking forward to discuss this in october over a few cold bevies
When I bought this car the rear had the original teardrop holes welded up
Panic set in as I thought oh no cut-and-shut
I went over ever spot weld in detail and came to the conclusion that was the first if the 66's
Windscreen supported this? As different to my orange 66.
It was also a Delux import so wondering if Japan just updated the end of the '65 tail
Or it was welded up and square tail lights fitted in Aus for sale purpose by the dealer?
I am sure you can all enlighten me
Hence I went more retro (especially when my dad owned a real early 65')
Cheers
James
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That's cool
Bit of a cross over mash... 65 body with 66 interior
very cool indead
Bit of a cross over mash... 65 body with 66 interior
very cool indead
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Who else but Sticky would notice the 65 body with 66 interior ???
And i'm pleased that Donkey isn't of Tassie Origin or us Tassie sedan owners would have no show in the concourse event.
And i'm pleased that Donkey isn't of Tassie Origin or us Tassie sedan owners would have no show in the concourse event.
Bellett SEDANS are proof that the gods love us and want us to be happy.
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Farmer
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Your Bella is unique James, it will be interesting to see & ponder the reasons why. Whatever the reason, she looks really really good.
And Asroc, rocs! (Interesting name...)
See you at the Nats,
Cheers, Matt.
And Asroc, rocs! (Interesting name...)
See you at the Nats,
Cheers, Matt.
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Hi
'Bella' is obvious and I realise not very origional however
'Asroc' was the name given to the 'Tangarine Machine' by my niece after a mythical female dragon in a book series she loves
I thought it quite fitting
Cheers
James
'Bella' is obvious and I realise not very origional however
'Asroc' was the name given to the 'Tangarine Machine' by my niece after a mythical female dragon in a book series she loves
I thought it quite fitting
Cheers
James
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Ah-ha! And here I am thinking like, 'Corsa' backwards or something......
Mythical female dragon! I like that.
(Just be careful telling Stickman about female dragons, theres one in 'Shrek' that gets together with Donkey...)
Cheers, Matt.
Mythical female dragon! I like that.
(Just be careful telling Stickman about female dragons, theres one in 'Shrek' that gets together with Donkey...)
Cheers, Matt.
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Welcome James
you have yourself 2 very nice examples of the "Bellett" family there.
and the early series seems to be quite an unusual "cross over model" to boot
we all all look forward to meeting all of you Tassie crew and the cars real soon
cheers
OZ
you have yourself 2 very nice examples of the "Bellett" family there.
and the early series seems to be quite an unusual "cross over model" to boot
we all all look forward to meeting all of you Tassie crew and the cars real soon
cheers
OZ
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Thanks Guys
Had the Birthday get together in Deloraine Tassie last Sunday which was great.
Had my white 'Bella' and Rod's ?68 GT.
I am proud to fly the 4-door flag even if the GT's get all the attention
(Feel a bit like the less pretty sister)
Bring on Nationals
Man would love to get Asroc there!!! Breathing fire
Cheers
James
Had the Birthday get together in Deloraine Tassie last Sunday which was great.
Had my white 'Bella' and Rod's ?68 GT.
I am proud to fly the 4-door flag even if the GT's get all the attention
(Feel a bit like the less pretty sister)
Bring on Nationals
Man would love to get Asroc there!!! Breathing fire
Cheers
James
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Hi James and Rod
Sorry I couldn't be there. It's good to see a picky of them both in white. Thanks for flying the sedan flag James. I know what you mean... but I'm sure that sedans are a reflection of the more considerate, gentle, intellectual nature of their owners, Just look at Donkey for example.
Sorry I couldn't be there. It's good to see a picky of them both in white. Thanks for flying the sedan flag James. I know what you mean... but I'm sure that sedans are a reflection of the more considerate, gentle, intellectual nature of their owners, Just look at Donkey for example.
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Asroc66 wrote:I am proud to fly the 4-door flag even if the GT's get all the attention
(Feel a bit like the less pretty sister)
James
GT's get all the attention???
You've obviously never seen what happens when Donkey parks in the middle of them
People be like.... GT's? what GT's?
or when we are driving in convoy they sit about 200m further behind to give people a chance to stop looking and pointing up the road after Donkey passes to then turn around and see the next car
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Uhhh.....what next car ....oh YEAH 
.......one of those 
So true Sticko, but always seen Donkey as the same car, sedan or not, and yet so diff'rent.
B
....oh YEAH .......one of those So true Sticko, but always seen Donkey as the same car, sedan or not, and yet so diff'rent.
B
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donkey wont be allowed in Tassie ..... the transport affority ...will be waiting yes james ....gt s do get some attention ....theres only 1 in Tassie and not many have seen one ......wait until the nats come to Tassie
there will be quiet a few to look at ...there are finner better exsamples than mine ....your 4 door is a good exsample looks good
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Well 1 claim to fame of the 4 doors......
Quite a lot of people for some strange reason seem to tell me with pride how they have either conceived a child in the back of a a 4-door or rolled one!
Let the good times roll
James
Quite a lot of people for some strange reason seem to tell me with pride how they have either conceived a child in the back of a a 4-door or rolled one!
Let the good times roll
James
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