fwd 2 rwd Q

[Crosley.In.AZ]

still working on making crosley look normal

you ain't up to that task..


perhaps a  Saab powered 1959 Triumph standard 10?

would that make it a blaab?(pronounced "blob"

how about a : Saalut-umph

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[Carps]

Is that thing really badged Triumph?

Here it was just plain old Standard 10, being a product of the Standard Motor Company (Later to become .... Toyota Australia)

Maybe it could be called  "Staabumph" got kind of a ring to it.      

[Crosley.In.AZ]

Is that thing really badged Triumph?

Here it was just plain old Standard 10, being a product of the Standard Motor Company (Later to become .... Toyota Australia)

Maybe it could be called  "Staabumph" got kind of a ring to it.      

the Aridzona ownership paper says Triumph ...... for what that is worth.

VIN tag shows Triumph 10hp

I do believe Standard 10 was the common name for them.

[54stude]

Actually, I think I can help on this RWD saab question.

I believe that a triumph tr7 engine used the same design as a saab 900 engine (8 valve, not 16).

There might be a chance that a tr7 oil pan and pickup, flywheel and transmission would work for you?
Good luck,
Brian

[54stude]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triumph_Slant-4_engine

They are definately the same base engine, so this idea has merit.

Check www.car-part.com for the parts you need from the Triumph.

I think the tr7's mostly came with 5 speed manuals?

[tomslik]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triumph_Slant-4_engine

They are definately the same base engine, so this idea has merit.

Check www.car-part.com for the parts you need from the Triumph.

I think the tr7's mostly came with 5 speed manuals?

i vaguely remember driving a tr7.
don't remember that the transmission was anything to brag about;)...
but the bell might be worth investigating..

[Carps]

Don't recall anything was to brag about.  Ugly little sucker too.  

[tomslik]

Don't recall anything was to brag about.  Ugly little sucker too.  

sbc's fit in 'em really well, tho...