zipdang
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I've sent you a PM.
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Hello! I remember you helping me out with some Citroen information and parts, so I'd be glad to help you out from here if you need it.
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Looks like there is plenty of rubber for the road. Vintage "run-flats."
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Boattail in the background?
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Made me think of the Beatle's Yellow Submarine!
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5 minutes ago, Digger914 said:
Bernie, Bernie, Bernie,
You know that the most obvious two word caption for the first picture will be removed by the censors immediately upon posting.
Why would "Oh My!" be removed?
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That truck is a fowl play if you ask me. Cluck-cluck.
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Fix it again Tony, huh? I thought it meant Finally, I'm almost there.
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I read the other day that 95% of all Fiats ever made are still on the road – the other 5% made it home.
Feel free to insert any make of car you'd like...
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I checked the gas first and it was fine. I haven't had any more time to work on it.
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I've always loved these cars and yours certainly supports that affection!
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I can hear it running already!
I had my 2cv out the other day and had to be towed home. It started coughing, missing and backfiring before quitting altogether. I have not had time to work on it yet but a kind soul with a big pick-up truck was happy to pull me home. He thought it was great and took a bunch of pictures.
Keep up that progress! It's looking great!
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Keep the beer cool.
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Wow. Flip the negative and see both sides of the car. 😝
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Looks like the garbage bag shrink wrap failed.
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Why I believe that's my Uncle Bud on the left.
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22 hours ago, keiser31 said:
I guess I was close. RATS! Missed it.
OK. Take a time-out in the garage. Get dirty. Fix something. You'll feel better.
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I was so thrilled to be allowed to drive them, that I didn't get any interior pictures. That, however, could easily be remedied.
I've always had some kind of old car and am currently restoring a '59 Fiat 1200 Granluce. Also present is a '67 Fiat 500 Giardiniera and a '57 Citroen 2CV van. Before the flavor of the week went small and foreign, I had a '35 Hupp, '60 LeSabre, '56 Olds, '51 DeSoto and on and on - never more than one at a time until now. This last month my wife and I married off BOTH our daughters, so once we recover from that I should get some garage time.
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Actually, I've always had the bug. He and I thought it funny to have the kid 57 and the adult 92!
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Is it still considered getting the younger generation involved when that younger generation is 57? If so, then I was the kid today. New friend and longtime AACA member T. Jack Carpenter (92!) invited me over to see his cars today and not only did I see them, he allowed me to drive them. I've had a smile plastered on my face all day! I'm the guy standing outside the cars, Jack is pictured inside the car getting it ready for me. I've never driven anything as old as the '29 or as smooth and classy as the Lincoln. Great day!
1929 Dodge Sport Roadster and a 1941 Lincoln Continental.
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Worked fine for me, too.
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This time needs to be remembered for what it is. Not just mattress sales and 3-day weekends. We live today because of all the sacrifices made in the past and those being made daily.
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I'll take my understandable 2cv, thank you!😉
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1956 Oldsmobile 88 (in 1977). First date to impress was using my Dad's Eldorado. Once I made an impression, further dates were in my somewhat worn Olds!
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1929 Fisher Body wood patterns
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Hi Craig. I would normally answer that questions quickly but I'm in the process of moving and that little book is packed SOMEWHERE. When it turns up, I"ll let you know!