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Erie Fred
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The cabover Ford reminded me of the little red wagon.
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Sure it's the same model dodge 100 by any chance ?
All fairness too the guys who ''organised'' it , it was an ok run 78 cars out and the weather certaainly helped ! Vid of the pop on my insta somewhere .....
Erie Fred
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No, Ford version was separate from the Dodge version that was separate from the Corvair (chevy) version......
You can see the Dodge had a single back window, where the Ford has wrap around to the sides.
Dodge Little Red Wagon - Wikipedia
And the Corvair here:
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This cropped up in my memories thing o facebook today
I run sculpture classes at work. One morning I heard this snarling noise outside, customer had arrived in this beautiful beast.
Worthy of Michael Caine
I run sculpture classes at work. One morning I heard this snarling noise outside, customer had arrived in this beautiful beast.
Worthy of Michael Caine
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Love'in the 64 Thunderbird !
Erie Fred
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Love'in the 64 Thunderbird !
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looks like a DBS
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Paddy wagon
This wagon used to be a grocery wagon back in the early 1900’s. We had it fixed up to be a paddy wagon. It used to pulled by a horse(s). We have everything for it.
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A couple of miniature steam engined vehicles that I photographed at a local fayre..
I've no idea what the bike is other than my brother painted it
Another that he painted, I think they're old..
Some drawing of old cars in pencil by a local artist, Can't recall his first name but his surbame is Scarborough and is related to the famous artinst called Joe!
John
I've no idea what the bike is other than my brother painted it
Another that he painted, I think they're old..
Some drawing of old cars in pencil by a local artist, Can't recall his first name but his surbame is Scarborough and is related to the famous artinst called Joe!
John
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I was reminded of these Japanese cars on another thread a couple of years ago but couldn't find the pics I had taken a few years ago. Happily they are still there.
Poor pic due to the location.
Poor pic due to the location.
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I had a 1984 16v turbo S for 7 years, best car I had. Still miss it, sold with 186k miles on the clock and original Turbo.
Was identical to:
A60's surely long gone by the time this came along?
I wrecked one of these in a demolition derby once - the gearbox (column change) by doing forward- reverse-forward repeatedly, first first, then second, then reverse went....
