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Ian Mckenzie
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This little guy is so cool. I really like his choice of a classic vehicle.
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Great pic, James!
Caption: "So, how do you start this thing?"
Caption: "So, how do you start this thing?"
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Sherlock
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It's all about crafting a scene, really just observation...
Meantime all the car guys seem to only care what kind of car that yellow car is... In a scene like this I couldn't care less... But I do know what that car is...
equiprx
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If it's a Dodge it's a Polaris and a Belvedere if it's a Plymouth.
Just my guess.
Is the little one a Morris?
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Hard to know, with the hat the way it is it could even be a Maureen.
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Sherlock
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I shouldn't assume, but how many have heard about the Austin J40 pedal car? As in Austin of England...
I can recognize it right away
