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Dave Richards
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Banjo, finally got your avatar, call me slow, aaarrrggghhh!
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I personally think that the Lotus Seven is one of the purest sports cars of all time... With the same basic design still being made today in various forms (from homebuilts to Caterhams)
Anyway... One more for you folks... I did some intentional aging on the photo while keeping the colour, not sure if it works or not, I'd appreciate opinions...
Anyway... One more for you folks... I did some intentional aging on the photo while keeping the colour, not sure if it works or not, I'd appreciate opinions...
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So obviously that car is far too easy to identify, an Amphicar of course...
@Doug
Dunno, I just look around me, some of the museum volunteers dress up in period clothing, so I thought it would be fun to do the ageing edit
And speaking of Eureka, this car might look familiar to you... https://www.flickr.com/photos/sherlock77/523144505/
@Doug
Dunno, I just look around me, some of the museum volunteers dress up in period clothing, so I thought it would be fun to do the ageing edit
And speaking of Eureka, this car might look familiar to you... https://www.flickr.com/photos/sherlock77/523144505/
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Yes I do remember these."Eureka" is part of the State of California logo.
Also - the car has the newer,White replacement plates.
The original plates for this car would have been Black/
/with Gold letters,with a capitol E - meaning "Exempt",
as it was a state vehicle.
Also,we're required to cover up the emergency lights
when driving on the street.they are only allowed for
display,parades,etc.
- Doug
Also - the car has the newer,White replacement plates.
The original plates for this car would have been Black/
/with Gold letters,with a capitol E - meaning "Exempt",
as it was a state vehicle.
Also,we're required to cover up the emergency lights
when driving on the street.they are only allowed for
display,parades,etc.
- Doug