Anyone have more info on the Pride & Clark hardtop?
Were they produced in England (or??)
Original price?
Total number manufactured?
Years produced?
(I still think it's a neat looking hardtop)
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by garyfrogeye » Fri Oct 22, 2004 7:16 am
I bet Ray English would know.
By the way the next quarterly issue of Marque One magazine is out on 22nd December
By the way the next quarterly issue of Marque One magazine is out on 22nd December
Gary L
1958 Frogeye
London, England.
1958 Frogeye
London, England.
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Re: Sprite Models
by Heybugi » Wed May 13, 2009 7:27 pm
I've uploaded a few pics of some of my Sprite toys in the Sprite photos section.
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Re: Sprite Models
by Ragnars-Frogeye » Sat Feb 20, 2016 9:53 am
Hallo Dan.
it's a very old thread I know. I found it by incident.
I just got an old Dan Dare Hardtop and I'm wondering how to fix it to my Frogeye. At the front there is some metal laminated but that's all.
Can anyone send me photo how to fix it to my car?
Where does the name come from (?) Perhaps its the rim of the helmet as it looks similiar to the rim underneath the window.
In the net I found something about Clarke & Pride.
They were a very great aftermarket dealer. As they were building motorcycle sidecars they knew how to work with GFK. They thougt there must be a market for Frogeye hardtops. So they built it.
I don't know the how many.
The http://frogeyespares.co.uk/item.asp?cID ... =2&iID=551 still or again are buildung it.
it's a very old thread I know. I found it by incident.
I just got an old Dan Dare Hardtop and I'm wondering how to fix it to my Frogeye. At the front there is some metal laminated but that's all.
Can anyone send me photo how to fix it to my car?
Where does the name come from (?) Perhaps its the rim of the helmet as it looks similiar to the rim underneath the window.
In the net I found something about Clarke & Pride.
They were a very great aftermarket dealer. As they were building motorcycle sidecars they knew how to work with GFK. They thougt there must be a market for Frogeye hardtops. So they built it.
I don't know the how many.
The http://frogeyespares.co.uk/item.asp?cID ... =2&iID=551 still or again are buildung it.
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