Jean Fouche wrote:
        >
        > This is very nice! To see a Cosmo 110S in such a beautiful
condition... At
        > this point of time, there is a similar car standing at my

friend's

house.
        > Unfortunately the owner does not exactly realise what he owns.

The

original
        > 10A type engine and transmission has been replaced by a '71

Rx-2

12A twin
        > distibutor. The engine mountings has been chopped and changed.

At

least the
        > rest of the car is still intact, including the Cosmo

wheelcaps!

Rust worms
        > have started chewing on the body panels. Luckily the hot dry
climate of
        > Pretoria has kept it from corrosion destruction.
        >
        > Is this example also righthand drive? It might be 2 years

older

than I am,
        > but it is beautiful. Any more pics you can e-mail me perhaps

John?

        >
        > Thank you
        > Jean Fouche

        This is the last one he sent.

        Paul Lamar

I'll try to get some more from my Buddy. I hope to stop by the Irvine
facility and take a in person look myself soon. I once owned a '74

American

market Cosmo so the name means something to me. This one is the best

I've

seen...

Pretoria? Oz land, correct? You guys got all sorts of treasures down

there!

Cheers!

John E. Tami
john.e.tami@boeing.com

Jean Fouche wrote:

Not Oz... Still down under though.... South Africa

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