I was browsing the local craigslist and found an ad for a great economy car. According to this ad, I can get 55 MPG out of a '70 Spitfire. Does anyone see a problem with this?
http://youngstown.craigslist.org/cto/1023141837.html
Let's see who the first to pic up the other minor problem with the ad is.
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don't know.. but if he/she is insinuating its a European market model, the steering wheel should be on the right? just a stab in the dark
55 mpg? I don't think so. Maybe if you found a cliff that is 55 miles high.
Maybe he got the idea from this car;
I saw it for sale in Fyreburg, Me.

Well....it might depend on the size of his gallon. Or he needs remidial math. ;^)
Wasper Wrote:
don't know.. but if he/she is insinuating its a European market model, the steering wheel should be on the right? just a stab in the dark
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That's what I was looking for. I am not sure but assuming that it was a home market car meaning the steering wheel would be on the right side. I take this from the listing which says that the "Car has a unique story and migrated from England." Either that or he doesn't now that Triumphs were ever sold in the US.
It could have been bought new by a US Serviceman, used over there and then shipped back Stateside. Many did. So could be LHD. Just a theory.
You have to factor in the oil leakage also. That brings down your overall petroleum usage per mile and enlarges your carbon footprint, especially if you step in the oil and track it in the house.
The pictures were either taken at different times or it two different cars.... note the wheels are red in one picture and black in another....
Derek up North Wrote:
It could have been bought new by a US Serviceman, used over there and then shipped back Stateside. Many did. So could be LHD. Just a theory.
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Could be. Thats the story of my '69 TR6. Mine came with service records from UK and Germany. Even had a part of the German autobahn mapped out in pencil on the back of the owner's manual. Yes, its a LHD
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