>> A tool truck driver was recently in our shop, British Automotive
>> Services, in Dallas, and mentioned an automobile called a
>>
>> "TISKIN" (sp?)
>>
>> He says it was an aluminum-bodied British coupe with a Ford "260"
V-8.
>> The car was supposedly built in '64-'65 and had non-roll-downable
side
>> windows. It also supposedly had a roof vent that had to be opened at
>> speeds in excess of 200 mph to avoid "window implosion"
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>It was April 1st that the tool truck driver came by, right?!
>Ulix
>
The Complete Catalog of British Cars by Culshaw and Horrobin (Wm Morrow &
Co. 1974) has 33 seperate manufacturers who's names start with T, from
Talbot to Tyseley. Sorry no TISKIN, nothing even close. Maybe a one off
special but never a regular manufacturer.
___ \______ Ross MacPherson
/ __ \ __ / /------|) arm@unix.infoserve.net
/ (___)---------/ (___) 1947 MG-TC 3528
1966 MGB-GT
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