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Renault Dauphine for cheap...

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Sherlock

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Alright, apparently there isn't much to it, but it is up for grabs...
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https://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/cto/1983763746.html

The seller doesn't seem to have much faith in it...
 
The people who own these are the ones that sold their Fiats!
I saw one of those on highway 20,between 101 & I5 for years.a land-
mark,& now it's gone.

- Doug
 
I've driven them.
Surprisingly docile vehicle.
Seemed very forgiving when thrown into corners....
 
Cartalk described them as "truly unencumbered by the engineering process." Not sure why, but it is pretty high on my "one day" list. Just looks like fun.
 
They were what they were, back in the day. I remember riding in one that belonged to a friend in my high school. Not really that bad, other than only having three forward speeds (if I remember correctly). All in all, about on a par with everything else like it: VW Beetle, early Triumph Herald, Mini 850, etc., etc.!

What I really wouldn't mind having is a

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the infamous Henney Kilowatt !
 
+1 !
 
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