Reply to "Type 64 ............ The First"

Bob: IM S62016 Intermeccanica S6 Supporting Member

Lane Anderson posted:
"The cabin on the Type 34 would have to be wider because the early design was just too cramped."
The seats in the replica were staggered, and I have to think the real one was the same.

Yes. The driver's seat was moved forward, as the battery was right behind it. That caused quite a weird driving position, where the driver's leg were shifted right. There is a Chris Harris video on YouTube of a test drive in the car.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HaDWPBco07w

8/14/195:07 AM

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