I theorize: "Mangusta", CF120-4/RT002A-Dipolar....

[weinstro]

Re: I theorize: "Mangusta", CF120-4/RT002A-Dipolar....

For Wolf: Mangusta

[Wolf]

Re: I theorize: "Mangusta", CF120-4/RT002A-Dipolar....

PRICE DROP!!!!!

I'm pretty sure these CF120-4 were $45 each.
They are now $28.90 each!!!!!

Later,
Wolf

[Derekj]

Re: I theorize: "Mangusta", CF120-4/RT002A-Dipolar....

I actually thought about naming them the Miura, but the aesthetic wasn't right.
I say you go for it! We'll have the Mangusta and Miura CF120-4 designs that way.
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https://www.google.com/search?q=lamb...+miura+concept

It's a 2006 Miura concept car.
Later,
Wolf

Done! Naming speakers after cars - awesome!

[Wolf]

Re: I theorize: "Mangusta", CF120-4/RT002A-Dipolar....

Indeed it would!
Wolf

[Wolf]

Re: I theorize: "Mangusta", CF120-4/RT002A-Dipolar....

My neighbours' dad has an X1/9 , I keep bugging him to bring it over from the island - apparently it is in good shape. Would be a fun little weekend car. Or maybe one of these,
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I actually thought about naming them the Miura, but the aesthetic wasn't right.
I say you go for it! We'll have the Mangusta and Miura CF120-4 designs that way.

https://www.google.com/search?q=lamb...+miura+concept

It's a 2006 Miura concept car.
Later,
Wolf

[Jeff B.]

Re: I theorize: "Mangusta", CF120-4/RT002A-Dipolar....

Maybe the Guara then....

This is true that they were Ford powertrains, but this was of course in the days before all of the fuel injection, emission, regulation, and such that took the power out of the equation in some cases. These were carbureted raw power. Not saying they wouldn't have been better with a 426 in the back, because I wouldn't say that! :D

Later,
Wolf

Well, a 351Cleveland in a 2000 pound Pantera will still move pretty good.

[bill poster]

Re: I theorize: "Mangusta", CF120-4/RT002A-Dipolar....

I had an '89 222E injection pre cat which was 3 yrs old when I bought it. It was a stupid car to buy that young imo
Not loved by the aficionados but great fun when I wasnt paying the service bills

[Derekj]

Re: I theorize: "Mangusta", CF120-4/RT002A-Dipolar....

Ah- the Bertone X1/9, I used to see one down the road from here. It was Orange.
I could even see 'Fiero' or 'MR2' for domestic-made drivers, or Viper/Cobra for the 'monster in front' kind of design.
Boxster or 959/911 for maybe an Eton design.

Lot's of possibilities,
Wolf

My neighbours' dad has an X1/9 , I keep bugging him to bring it over from the island - apparently it is in good shape. Would be a fun little weekend car. Or maybe one of these,

[Wolf]

Re: I theorize: "Mangusta", CF120-4/RT002A-Dipolar....

Nah, the Bora was a real Maserati. I'm not familiar with one that was produced under De Tomaso. Most of de Tomaso's cars used Ford powertrains anyway.

Maybe the Guara then....

This is true that they were Ford powertrains, but this was of course in the days before all of the fuel injection, emission, regulation, and such that took the power out of the equation in some cases. These were carbureted raw power. Not saying they wouldn't have been better with a 426 in the back, because I wouldn't say that! :D

Later,
Wolf

[Jeff B.]

Re: I theorize: "Mangusta", CF120-4/RT002A-Dipolar....

Mas' Bora?
Wolf

Nah, the Bora was a real Maserati. I'm not familiar with one that was produced under De Tomaso. Most of de Tomaso's cars used Ford powertrains anyway.

[Wolf]

Re: I theorize: "Mangusta", CF120-4/RT002A-Dipolar....

Great name and great car. I'm lucky enough to have owned an old Maserati produced under De Tomaso

pretty sure David Carradine drives a Mangusta in Kill Bill

Mas' Bora?
Wolf

[bill poster]

Re: I theorize: "Mangusta", CF120-4/RT002A-Dipolar....

Great name and great car. I'm lucky enough to have owned an old Maserati produced under De Tomaso

pretty sure David Carradine drives a Mangusta in Kill Bill

[Wolf]

Re: I theorize: "Mangusta", CF120-4/RT002A-Dipolar....

Given my pragmatic nature, I'd have to go for something like "X 1/9". It's still mid-engine Italian, parts are plentiful, and $30k doesn't buy you a project requiring another $70k for the restoration. Oh, and I'd like mine with a modern engine transplant instead of the 65hp sewing machine motor they shipped with.

Regards,

Rob

Ah- the Bertone X1/9, I used to see one down the road from here. It was Orange.
I could even see 'Fiero' or 'MR2' for domestic-made drivers, or Viper/Cobra for the 'monster in front' kind of design.
Boxster or 959/911 for maybe an Eton design.

Lot's of possibilities,
Wolf

[kenny_k]

Re: I theorize: "Mangusta", CF120-4/RT002A-Dipolar....

You can email Beston and they will sell you a pair. Some time ago, I recall with shipping from Taiwan, was about $95 for the pair.

$93 two years ago. http://techtalk.parts-express.com/sh...=beston+rt002a

[clydethecat]

Re: I theorize: "Mangusta", CF120-4/RT002A-Dipolar....

Given my pragmatic nature, I'd have to go for something like "X 1/9". It's still mid-engine Italian, parts are plentiful, and $30k doesn't buy you a project requiring another $70k for the restoration. Oh, and I'd like mine with a modern engine transplant instead of the 65hp sewing machine motor they shipped with.

I would hope that, unlike the car, an X 1/9 speaker wouldn't disintegrate into a pile of rust.

(I owned two of them.)