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Hi all,

As my car seems to be between breakdowns at the moment, I'm enjoying the spectacle of people gawping at it when I go past. Sadly, there are at least two D's in Malvern now, so they becoming a bit run of the mill. People have stopped walking into lamp posts, falling off their bikes etc. So ....

The Bricklin looks almost as "unique" as the Delorean and I've never seen one. Are there any Bricklins in the UK? How do they compare? Would they be easy to service?

Dyf
Probably best to trawl the US forums for more chat on how the Bricklin compares to the DeLorean:
http://www.dmctalk.com/search.php?searchid=277470

From what I know about the Bricklin, it's faster than the D, but has dodgy doors and doesn't like corners. There must be 1 or 2 in the UK I'd have thought, but they might be museum pieces...

bozzzydmc

Brickin....? Narh its trying too hard to be a DeLorean Wink
The only Bricklin I am aware of in the UK is at the Haynes Motor museum, a bright orange one.

Saw lots of them at the DeLorean car show in Gettysburg last year though


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i know they have not so good build quality (i have to watch my words her :wink: ) but i quite like them in a funny sort of way TT
I'm sure i read an article in a magazine a while back which had a test drive of the Haynes museum car and said it was only the second in the country.

A Van

There was one in Hoddesdon circa 2003/4

I remember JRG spotting it for sale.

A
ChrisS Wrote:The only Bricklin I am aware of in the UK is at the Haynes Motor museum, a bright orange one.

Saw lots of them at the DeLorean car show in Gettysburg last year though


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Yes, so did I :lol: I call them Delorean's older Brother.
i dont think this car could ever be as good as the legendry de, its looks to normal when the doors are down where as the de looks like nothing else
just my 2bobs worth !! :lol:

mike

bozzzydmc

Plus sorry to say it looks like a lot like kit car to me ....

Great historical value all the same .. but just not my cup 'o 't
Hi Guy's,

Saw a Mazda AZ-1 today at Goodwood breakfast club...A better alternative to a bricklin, better built and more reliable (based on the Suzuki Cappuchino)

The Guy who owned it said there was only 3 in the uk!

You can import one at:

http://www.terra2imports.ca/mazda/az-1/

Regards
D
More images of Mazda AZ-1 at:

http://images.google.co.uk/images?hl=en ... 4&ct=title

What'd you think, sort of twingo/delorean love child :lol:

Regards
D
i remember seing one at battlesbridge car show last year, the guy had bought it from a supplying dealer with virtually no miles on it and in stunning condition, it is a very cool car !