Hello from the Netherlands

[budgerian]

Good day to all,

Just wanted to introduce my late 67 (68 model year) 2000 roadster.
I bought it from forum member Richard last week and have been grinning ever since.

This forum has turned out to be a wonderful source of information sofar, but I am sure a few questions will come up as time goes by.

Anyway, here she is, feel free to comment:




Roger

[DnCrs13]

Welcome, that is a good looking roadster!

[notoptoy]

Welcome! That is a nice looking car, any thoughts of squeezing that Jensen engine in there?!
Tell me more about the Jensen, and post more pics of your Roadster.

[windy311]

Wow very nice roadster.welcome

[budgerian]

Tell me more about the Jensen

Ha! You found the other pictures, took me a while to figure out the thumbs were linked to the photobucket album!
The Jensen engine came out of the black Interceptor pictured, which is no longer. It's a 440 mopar engine, Jensen just put their own valve covers on them. That would be a daunting proposition, to put that behemoth under a roadster hood!
It's actually destined for the pictured blue Interceptor, which is my childhood dream car and long time restoration project.
Having a drivable roadster does nothing for resto progress though....

Roger

[LI Roadster]

great looking car.. more pictures!

[Linda]

Nice looking photo of the car, which would look better with a windmill behind it!

Linda

[dbrick]

A 440 is a BIG motor. Would probably tilt the roadster down onto the front bumper and lift the rear tires off the ground just putting it in

Welcome

Dave

[spl310]

Dave's comment got me to looking for an outlandish swap photo. I have seen a stroked hemi Bugeye, but this is absofreakinlutely insane!! It is a BMW Isetta with an Allison v12. I guess he really lives up to the saying "Go big or go home..."

[wgb1]

Great looking car Roger. I love the yellow. It really stands out and looks good. Welcome to the forum. Very pretty area where the photos were taken as well.