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Yup... I know that car! It belongs to a friend of Bruce Weiner of the Microcar Museum in Georgia... I saw it often when I lived in Ontario, and yes it is a 1934 Raleigh Safety Seven
Here's my best photo of the car
Back in the days prior to when I had a good camera, I wish I had had a good camera when I lived in Ontario with all the neat and rare cars I saw there...
Here's my best photo of the car
Back in the days prior to when I had a good camera, I wish I had had a good camera when I lived in Ontario with all the neat and rare cars I saw there...
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Woo-hoo...Nice snag JW /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/winner1.gifJamesWilson said:
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Micro North doesn't have a website that I'm aware of, and they aren't really a "club", just simply a bunch of folks who own oddball micro cars, who get together once a year to have fun for a weekend. Their meets are really quite informal, with zero judging of any sort.
Micro North doesn't have a website that I'm aware of, and they aren't really a "club", just simply a bunch of folks who own oddball micro cars, who get together once a year to have fun for a weekend. Their meets are really quite informal, with zero judging of any sort.