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aeronca65t
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Bella!
Ats-a-nice macchina! :thumbsup:
Ats-a-nice macchina! :thumbsup:
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Guess I should have described it as <span style="font-style: italic"> BERLINA BELLA! </span>
There's also a beautiful early European GTV on Ebay I'd love to have.
There's also a beautiful early European GTV on Ebay I'd love to have.
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After I bought the A35, I started really looking at classic Euro sedans, especially the less common ones.
If I had endless space (and a few more dollars) it would be fun to have a Wolsey 1500 or a Simca Aronde.
If I had endless space (and a few more dollars) it would be fun to have a Wolsey 1500 or a Simca Aronde.
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aeronca65t
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We have one of those I see at car shows and cruise nights. Looks fairly normal but it has a 350 Chevy in it.
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Mickey Richaud said:
My father had one, i'll see if I can find the pic. For years he looked for a die cast version. I found one and gave it to him 2 weeks before he died. I have it now. We have one locally, RHD qualifies for the british car day as it was built in England.
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swift6 said:
No. Don't forget, I'm in New Jersey.
It's a rwd hot rod. I think much of the undercarriage on it is from a Chevy S10 pickup.
A real waste.
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nice car, my buddy's dad had a 2600 sprint that we used to take out when he was out of town, figured we could pick up more girls with it but no luck however when we went back to the mini's no problem.
Nial, I used to have a Riley 1.5 and another pal(from Dublin) had a 1.5 with mgb wires on it , sweet looking car 'course it was also fairly quick.
Nial, I used to have a Riley 1.5 and another pal(from Dublin) had a 1.5 with mgb wires on it , sweet looking car 'course it was also fairly quick.
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weewillie said:
A Riley 1.5 or Wolsley 1500 with an MGB 1800 motor would be a neat street/vintage rocket (basically would drop right in).
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