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aeronca65t
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Yeah, I recall reading that Simca used a small version of the flathead Ford at some point.....I've never seen one, though.
I had a ~Simca Etoile~ when I was 15, but it was a "woods car" and never licensed.
It didn't have any brakes so we'd bang it into reverse and slip the clutch to slow it down.
Durable car.
I had a ~Simca Etoile~ when I was 15, but it was a "woods car" and never licensed.
It didn't have any brakes so we'd bang it into reverse and slip the clutch to slow it down.
Durable car.
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Heathen!
and trust me, Mickey knows one when he sees one 
racingenglishcars
Darth Vader
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Please spare me from that one.