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I know what this manufactured car is and just for fun, I''l give you one clue, it's a 1970! :highly_amused: Any takers? PJ
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Car Recognition ?
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Gliderman8
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Looks like the love child of an MG and a John Deere :rolleye:
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Gah, My Eyes!
mikephillips
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Siata Spring.
Gliderman8
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I’ll guess it’s a Fiat but I think Mickey is right.
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Another, Unusual cooling system for a car. But the Italians had a way of doing things a little different than most.
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Mickey would kill in on Jeopardy in the category "Auto-mated"
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Siata manufactured quite a lot of cars, believe it or not, some of them are quite appealing. Such as, the Siata 200CS
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Well, you were partly right; it was based on the 850. I remember when it came out in the late '60s. At the time it was funky enough to snag a bit of a following. Not enough appeal, though, to make it successfully.
Gliderman8
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The 850 brings back memories. I remember going to the NY car show at the Coliseum and seeing the 850 for the first time.
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I remember reading the Car and Driver review of the Spring when it came out. Crummy car, but great for attracting girls: https://fiat850.free.fr/siataspring/car.htm
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I took that C&D review to a guy who had one of those.
I walked up to him in his garage,& asked him "What kind of car is that?".
He started to tell me,& I handed him the article & said "Is it anything like this?".
Our local Plymouth/Fiat dealer had one of these in their shop,when
they were fairly new.I seem to remember that they were pulling the engine.
I walked up to him in his garage,& asked him "What kind of car is that?".
He started to tell me,& I handed him the article & said "Is it anything like this?".
Our local Plymouth/Fiat dealer had one of these in their shop,when
they were fairly new.I seem to remember that they were pulling the engine.
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