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Tax, did you forget anything?
try again.
1934 ford speedster
^ Cheat.
Looks like Noddy and Bigears tried to build a Bugatti roadster..
suspect so ................Quote:
Originally Posted by aging one
ooops
Amazing cars that never went into production - Part 2Quote:
Originally Posted by pseudolus
Trumph Bra Attracta?:tieme:Quote:
Originally Posted by pseudolus
Easy to cheat like Pseudolus did on here by viewing pic info. Let's all red the bastard:)
His car's a Lancia Fulvietta, easily found by dropping his pic into Google Images.
It was a good idea for a game too. I propose we take our own pics of parts of cars
^ Google has ruined many games.
They should make a way to post a pic that disables image search...
whos next??
^ That didnt work:)
It's a Stutz Bearcat
good guess
Ahh get fecked. I knew the answer, but did a reverse search to make sure. Honest.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dillinger
have a go at this one.
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Easy one this...
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It's a work of art!Quote:
Originally Posted by taxexile
^ Electric Egg: French artist Paul Arzen built his three-wheeled L'OEuf électrique in 1942 to help him get around the streets of Paris during the war, and in many ways it was a precursor to the Smart cars of today.
Ripped from here...
Poof.Quote:
Originally Posted by taxexile
If Bogon is correct: French poof.
yes its the electric egg, beautiful thing too. its in todays telegraph too....
some fabulous cars pictured there.
In pictures: Dream cars exhibition- a history of automotive designs and concepts - Telegraph
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Originally Posted by Chittychangchang
GEN 11 .... after it moved to New Zealand
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You can still buy one of these ... don't all rush.
Bollocks that's beaulieu in HampshireQuote:
Originally Posted by ThormaturgeQuote:
Originally Posted by Chittychangchang
GEN 11 .... after it moved to New Zealand
Or did you mean before it moved to New Zealand ?
Beaulieu is a "a lovely locale" and still in the New Forest
In addition to some abandoned old jalopies it is best known for its museum of Thaicide
Inspired by language and gf strangler S Meg and his hilarious time struggling to escape the thrall of McDos and cheap harlots.
A thatched day out for all the family
It must have come back then since it has the NZ registration. It was GEN 11 in the UK but GEN 1 in NZ.
Very interesting I never knew thatQuote:
Originally Posted by Thormaturge
My first car.....
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^Chitty Chitty Bang Bang...
Remember this?
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^ Sinclair ...................the road to ruin. Funny how very clever people can sometimes be so out of touch with reality.
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Here's an example of how corruption can ruin a company.
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Originally Posted by Chittychangchang
..... and heres an example of how unions can ruin a car company.
you are right there taxexile,friends who used to buy british cars of that era were always moaning about them but just kept buying them i the hope the cars would be better next year,poor buggers took a while to wake up and see the japs were building
reliable cars so they ended up buying them.
Good engine though. Saab, probably, are still using its offspring.Quote:
Originally Posted by taxexileQuote:
Originally Posted by Chittychangchang
..... and heres an example of how unions can ruin a car company.
A few kilos of coke sold on camera? Seems more like stupidity.Quote:
Here's an example of how corruption can ruin a company.