Pardon Me...your... Europa pictures please.

[Lou Drozdowski]

Garages ? I don't need no... stinkin garages, I want to see Europas's....
 My sincere apologies to the movie script ..."Treasure of Sierra Madres " ld 

[Grumblebuns]

Ahem, back to the original topic, 1970 S2 supposedly a former Paris car show display model as related by the first owner to the second owner and then to me. True???

[blasterdad]

Ahem, back to the original topic, 1970 S2 supposedly a former Paris car show display model as related by the first owner to the second owner and then to me. True???

Certainly could be, absolutely beautiful, love the black!!!

[Chuck Nukem]

My boss keeps joking about putting a bumper sicker on my car that says Europa:ride the bull

[BDA]

Ahem, back to the original topic, 1970 S2 supposedly a former Paris car show display model as related by the first owner to the second owner and then to me. True???

I don't know if that's a true story or not but that is probably the most beautiful S2 I've ever seen! Congratulations, Joji!

[Grumblebuns]

Thanks BDA for the compliment but the car as it now exists is due to the efforts of the second owner. My job is to maintain it in it's present condition.

You have to admit though that StephenH's gorgeous green S2 is also up there. It's really a funny thing but I use to be a twink guy in terms of body style but after seeing how a S2 looks with it's front end lowered properly, I've swapped camps completely and think that a S2 with the uncut sail  and all hunkered down looks so right.

Joji Tokumoto 

[BDA]

I can go both ways on the sails. Many years ago, I remember lamenting that my car didn't have more of a fast back look, but then, that is how the S2 looks. My preference is for the cut out sails of the TC, though (who wouldn't like a miniature El Camino?). I do wish I could get the nose down a little more on mine, though.

Of course I agree whole heatedly with you about StephenH's car. Lots of VERY pretty Europas around!

[Nuk]

Thanks BDA for the compliment but the car as it now exists is due to the efforts of the second owner. My job is to maintain it in it's present condition.

You have to admit though that StephenH's gorgeous green S2 is also up there. It's really a funny thing but I use to be a twink guy in terms of body style but after seeing how a S2 looks with it's front end lowered properly, I've swapped camps completely and think that a S2 with the uncut sail  and all hunkered down looks so right.

Joji Tokumoto

I agree on that Joji, I am now Twinker, but used to have an S2, but sold her to a Japanese expat who worked in Thailand, I still regret and want another S1 or S2 or Type47 till now

BDA car looks like a Japanese Style Europa to me, especially the gold trim decal and the wheel as in Kyosho die-cast model, I love it!!

P.S. I love both body line anyway 

[Nuk]

Here is my 1974 TCS 1388Q

The first photo in Black is second year that I got her, before I wrap her in Yellow.
The second and third photos is at the Classic cat show event in Bangkok early last year.

sorry if I use the same photos as in other posts, just to keep it for the record here 

[Nuk]

And here is my 1974 TCS 4394R

sorry if I use the same photos as in other posts, just to keep it for the record here 

[Lou Drozdowski]

Morning everyone...Sorry this one is + 120 days,  since then we have had quite a few new members come on board.

Please add two of your favorite images and chassis #... as our members owners reference info page. Thanks ld

[Chuck Nukem]

S1A 460392

Rescued from a field. Big plans in store for her!

[460384]

1967, Type 46, #0384. = 1967 S1A, 460384, original color Cirrus White. It was restored and painted to lagoon blue many years ago. Purchased the car on March 11, 2015. Rescued it from sitting in the field since 1992 (23 years). To restore or part it out? That is the question.

[460384]

Production Date:02/1972, Type 74, Chassis # 2141R = 1972 U.S. Europa Twin Cam 72022141R. Original color: Colorado Orange (L14). 

[3929R]

1967, Type 46, #0384. = 1967 S1A.... To restore or part it out? That is the question.

  From the comfort of my armchair I say restore it! Definitely restore it!