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Do you know how big those things are?
I drove one when they were new. Smaller footprint than a bugeye.
They didn't cost $2000 new, and they have definitely NOT appreciated.
I drove one when they were new. Smaller footprint than a bugeye.
They didn't cost $2000 new, and they have definitely NOT appreciated.
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Sherlock said:
Market is hot but they still aren't valuable. I gotta be honest this one doesn't exactly melt my butter - though obviously I wouldn't kick it out of my garage for dripping oil.
There are a few Japanese Cars that I would cherish - this is at the top of my list:
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That van even has suicide doors very stylish.
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There's a 360 coupe,& a van for sale localy.
Cool vehicles,but not my thing.
I remember 360's used on "Fast Track" @ OCIR
in the early '70's.These were 360 coupes,with a roll-
cage around them (so they would land back on the wheels).
This was like the "Malibu Grand Prix" cars,in that you
paid $1 a lap,but this was on a dirt track.
- Doug
Cool vehicles,but not my thing.
I remember 360's used on "Fast Track" @ OCIR
in the early '70's.These were 360 coupes,with a roll-
cage around them (so they would land back on the wheels).
This was like the "Malibu Grand Prix" cars,in that you
paid $1 a lap,but this was on a dirt track.
- Doug
BTW just noticed the hood ornament - I think that is Optimus Prime!
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"BTW just noticed the hood ornament - I think that is Optimus Prime!"
You know JP I think you are right.
You know JP I think you are right.
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