Thread: Name That Car

A Chevy pick up. Late 1950s? Perhaps 1957 going by the number plate.

Name that car..

The grill gave it away.
Alpha Romeo Tipo 332 coupe from 1969

Correct

Test drive today of which Mazda model (which comes with assisted steering)?

1st official state visit to the forest from her eminence the ambassador for Sudan. Too steamy and warm to light the BBQ.

I still have not got the hang of my new upgraded turbo-charged oven element and I keep burning the pizzas. But like a proper gent I ate the more burned half.

Who said chivalry was dead.

Originally Posted by Looper

But like a proper gent I ate the more burned half.

Did you tell her you liked munching on the black bits?

Originally Posted by Shutree

munching on the black bits?

I trust the Coolan get her Casanova will have visted Quattro Stagione before the whistle blows, aptly Miss Sudan has her own icon that came all of a sudden

The Sudanese chariot is a 2014 Mazda 6,the later ones moved the
satnav to top of dash.

^ Fokin' ell if it isn't James May.


Top man, Looper. Poster of The Year already in the bag.

The fooker has the best of life of any poster that's ever waltzed through the teak doors.

^^Actually a CX5 but I think the interiors are pretty similar. Here it is dripping in the cool morning misty dew.

She is teaching me a few bits and pieces from the Arabic alphabet. I love learning new alphabets. They are like code breaking puzzles for me. I have mastered Thai, Khmer and Russian over the decades so far. I can't converse in any of these languages but I can read the signs in movies and TV. Arabic is in a different league of difficult. I am always impressed by Nev's ability to read it.

The country's name in Arabic is Alsudan which is Arabic for 'land of the black people'

^ Green owed.

Ask your lady friend ( بنت السودان ) to teach you the difference between sun letters and moon letters in Arabic. Then you should be able to pronounce "Alsudan" (and other similar constructions, such as 'the car' / السيارة) more accurately than most English speakers. May the force be with you, brother.

Originally Posted by Neverna

Green owed

Because the lady loves

سحر الفتاة السوداء

Milk Tray?

Black girl magic

Voodoo?

Looper

She is teaching me a few bits and pieces from the Arabic alphabet

Ask her about the penis clenching women of Abyssinia as described in Sir Richard Burtons books about his African travels in the 19th century.

*googling*






*flights*

Originally Posted by taxexile

Ask her about the penis clenching women of Abyssinia as described in Sir Richard Burtons books about his African travels in the 19th century.

Which book, Tax ? Google gives no results...

Captain Sir Richard Francis Burton: The Secret Agent Who Made the Pilgrimage to Mecca, Discovered the Kama Sutra and Brought the Arabian Nights to the West

Edward Rice
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A New York Times best-seller when it was first published, Rice's biography is the gripping story of a fierce, magnetic, and brilliant man whose real-life accomplishments are the stuff of legend.

Rice retraces Burton's steps as the first European adventurer to search for the source of the Nile; to enter, disguised, the forbidden cities of Mecca and Medina; and to travel through remote stretches of India, the Near East, and Africa. From his spying exploits to his startling literary accomplishments (the discovery and translation of the Kama Sutra and his seventeen-volume translation of Arabian Nights), Burton was an engrossing, larger-than-life Victorian figure, and Rice's splendid biography lays open a portrayal as dramatic, complicated, and compelling as the man himself.


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This biography is a terrific read, as are Burtons journals detailing his journeys.

(not my photo)
Brand, easily spotted.
Year and model?


Photo id'd as being near Pong Nam Ron on the road from Chanthaburi to Sa Kaeo

Its either a HT Wagon (1969/70)
or a HG Wagon (1970/71).

For sale on Facebook
1.3m

Know that for sure. My Gramps had one. 1940 Ford cab over. His was pea green.

Originally Posted by Norton

Know that for sure. My Gramps had one. 1940 Ford cab over. His was pea green.

!

Advert read "1941 Ford Coe"

Now I know - Cab Over Engine - simple as that.