Hi guy's and gals

I am kid from KC and I Am into jaguars with Chevy conversion's --gyrocopters and bikes with bad attitudes

So my first question would be about the Jags with Chevy conversions--------Who has them and where do they hang out on this forum?

I currently have an 86 with a Chevy tune-port with fuel injection

body was clean and rust free but it had the usual primer cracking so I stripped it down to bare metal and sprayed it with primer

She is a screamin little girl ---No longer a Jaguar--- she's a cheetah

Also have another older jag with a carbureted 305 w/cam---We are stripping the suspension out from under this car to put under a model T----But the rest will soon be up for parts


Thanks Kid

 

Welcome to the forum Kid,

An AutoGyro as a Avatar has to be a first on the forum.
I know you've already found your way around here to the tech sections so no need for a link from me. You can also visit the US Mid West Region section by following this link https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/m...n-mo-oh-wi-39/ to find other members in your region.

Good luck with the project and enjoy the forum.

Graham

 

wow--you even knew the scientific name for the flying bumble bee's---I am impressed

Ever fly in one ?

 

Never flown in one and only seen them at air shows. Amazing turning ability. It must be quite a ride.

Graham

 

Hi Kid:
Welcome to the forum and greetings from the Midwest Region. Other than welcoming you aboard, I'm afraid I won't be of much use. I know nothing about Chevys and less about bees! In any event, I'm sure you'll find lots of friendly folks around here who do.

Enjoy the forum and the ride!
Cheers!
Scott

 

Welcome to the forum Kid,

Good to have you with us.
I had a friend who flew from the UK to the Isle of Man in an Autogyro once,I don't recall exactly what happened but he did make the newspapers.
Enjoy the forum.

If you haven't done so already you should add your car details to your signature to help others to help you.

 

Is this your friend ? David Organ



1)The first Autogyro to fly from Scotland to Ireland.
2)The first Autogyro to fly from Ireland to Isle of Man.
3)The first Autogyro to fly from Isle of Man to Mainland Britain.
4)The first Autogyro to fly to all 5 Countries in the one day.
5)World record for the longest Sea Crossing by this class of Aircraft


Anyway, Thanks for the welcome

 

welcome to the forum

 

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