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aeronca65t

aeronca65t

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I think it's fabulous. Something other than the typical "matching trailer".
 
Wow! But I actually quite like it, and I'll bet that's a rather handy trailer...
 
It's "interesting".

:crazyeyes:
 
That the guy did all that work and left the filler lid in place kinda puzzles me, too.... izzit a "reserve fuel supply" as well, I wonder? :shocked:
 
Easy way to spend the night at a show!
 
tony barnhill said:
Easy way to spend the night at a show!
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definitely need blinds for all that glass though :jester:

You know what they say, "People in glass houses - should change in the basement."
 
DrEntropy said:
That the guy did all that work and left the filler lid in place kinda puzzles me, too.... izzit a "reserve fuel supply" as well, I wonder? :shocked:
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That's the socket for plugging in "shore power" whilst camping at a lot.......
 
TOC said:
DrEntropy said:
That the guy did all that work and left the filler lid in place kinda puzzles me, too.... izzit a "reserve fuel supply" as well, I wonder? :shocked:
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That's the socket for plugging in "shore power" whilst camping at a lot.......
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Could be!
 
Has to be SOME reason behind it. That's as good as any. :thumbsup:
 
DrEntropy said:
That the guy did all that work and left the filler lid in place kinda puzzles me
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It's simple...because, like the mountain.....it was there! :laugh:
 
I had one of these Capris (and now have a much older Capri which is unrecognisably better!) and I think this trailer is brilliant! Incidentally, I just found pics of a (smaller) similar style of trailer built from two Austin A35s on the A30/35 club's forum, you might want to check it out. So many ideas, so little time...
 
eddyramrod said:
I had one of these Capris (and now have a much older Capri which is unrecognisably better!) and I think this trailer is brilliant! Incidentally, I just found pics of a (smaller) similar style of trailer built from two Austin A35s on the A30/35 club's forum, you might want to check it out. So many ideas, so little time...
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Do you have a link?
 
Thanks Nial! Groovy Capri there, and yes, I spotted you on the A30/35 forum.
 
eddyramrod said:
I had one of these Capris (and now have a much older Capri which is unrecognisably better!) and I think this trailer is brilliant! Incidentally, I just found pics of a (smaller) similar style of trailer built from two Austin A35s on the A30/35 club's forum, you might want to check it out. So many ideas, so little time...
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Yia Sou! Welcome to the forum...I am a Brit/Cypriot ex-pat...nice to find someone on this forum finally posting from there! You truly have some fun roads to enjoy your LBC on, and weather that is ideal!! :cheers:
 
aeronca65t said:
By the way, I used to own a '71 Capri also....yes, much better looking.
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My first "new" car, which I bought off of the show room floor a couple years after joining the military was a 1974 Capri. It was a 6 cyl, metallic pea green with a black vinyl top and black interior. I loved that little car! Very similar to this one (but with black roof and interior):

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