Guess that car

Or is it a Pegaso Z102 B 2.8 Saoutchik Coupe

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kilobitsperyear said:
1955 Pegaso Berlinetta Model Z-102
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Good enough for me.

Pegaso Z-102 B 2.8 Saoutchik Coupe.

Not sure about the exact date of the one in the picture, but they were manufactured between 51-58.

And damnit, she's pretty!
 
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Fazda said:
Oh lawdy don't say that...I've just been bragging about my W7!!:eek:
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Yup... Me too! Not a single problem then WHAMMO. All of a sudden! BSOD's from Hell. I had to restore an Acronis image just to get back here! Grrrrrrrrr. I bet my faithful lappie is a dying. Noooooooooooo. :eek:
 
BarFly said:
Good enough for me.

Pegaso Z-102 B 2.8 Saoutchik Coupe.

Not sure about the exact date of the one in the picture, but they were manufactured between 51-58.

And damnit, she's pretty!
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Haha... I corrected myself see! VEEERY purdy. And ahead of her time!

1956 Pegaso Z102B Saoutchik Berlinetta
Talk about rare, only about 125 Pegasos, which were known as the Spanish Ferraris, were built in the former Hispano-Suiza factory in Barcelona between the 1951 Paris show introduction and 1958. All were powered by DOHC V-8 engines of Pegaso's own design, ranging in displacement from 2.5 to 4.7L. Some were capable of propelling the light Pegaso to 150 mph, qualifying it for a short time as the fastest production car in the world. This swoopy long-hood, short-deck Berlinetta body was coachbuilt by Saoutchik of Paris. This one now lives in Monterrey, Mexico.
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BarFly, I nominate whoever posts below this... I am having serious Windows errors and will probably be off-line until tomorrow! Time for me to become a barfly on my own methinks!

.... wish me BSOD luck guys!

:p
 
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kilobitsperyear said:
Haha... I corrected myself see! VEEERY purdy. And ahead of her time!



BarFly, I nominate whoever posts below this... I am having serious Windows errors and will probably be off-line until tomorrow! Time for me to become a barfly on my own methinks!

.... wish me BSOD luck guys!

:p
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Good luck on the W7 story!

It's too late for another one from me, so I'll check back tomorrow :D

P.S.

Have a look at Jay leno's Pegaso...orgasmic!
 
I'm done as well for today. Good luck kilo. Hope you get it sorted.
 
Morning all...we can have this one whilst kb/y is attending to his Windows...hopefully they won't end up like this...

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Fazda said:
Not a difficult era at all :D

Ok..Chev gets it rather than Ford, now start thinking laterally...
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Hi again... briefly back again before another BSOD. My laptop has a hardware issue... something is failing... it is not RAM, I suspect HDD controllers. Grrrr. Don't go holden your breath for a special guess from me... it may be a while.

Back to troubleshooting again... have fun here.
 
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BSOD in lappie could mean overheating. Is it new? How is the CPU cooler?
 
mbp said:
BSOD in lappie could mean overheating. Is it new? How is the CPU cooler?
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Hi mbp... It is a 6 year old HP lappie :D It is one of 2 nx7010's I own. Not a single problem with them in 5 years. sigh. I doubt it is a thermal issue, as this morning it BSOD 45 seconds into boot. I restore from an Acronis image then all seems to be fine. Then 5 hours later I move the mouse, click on a link and BSOD. Mem test is clean. I have other self-booting diags to run... just takes so much time! I have a feeling it is the HDD controller or discreet VGA chip.

It dies instantly without an event log. So nothing to read. I have done a fresh install on XP and also there, win32k.sys is corrupt and no-go after a while, or it reboots into low-res VGA mode, then BSOD.

I will be getting the other nx7010 back from a family member on Monday... so will swap things around then and try and identify. *sigh*.

It has served me well and has been a loyal appliance! It shall be missed if what I suspect is true. Time to shop for components for it or take the plunge and replace....

BUT, I am derailing this thread! Yeeeeks. Sorry blokes. Off to find my diags utils....

:(
 
Why does Mazerati spring to mind?

If it's not that, then I think there was a very fancy Alfa that looked like that too....
 
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