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I don't think we've got a thread for interesting 1:1 cars we may have spotted, if we do can a mod please move this post - but it not, I'll start with a nice Citroen DS in Baby Blue (or more correctly, Bleu Monte Carlo IIRC) I saw the other day.
Note also the yellow 1985 Skoda Estelle - there used to be an orange Skoda Rapid Coupe of similar vintage parked right in front of it, no I didn't confused it with the Biffa dumpster I know the Estelle in particular didn't have a great reputation at the time, but there can't be that many survivors left & I'd like to think someone would take it on & get it mobile again, and I hope that's what happened to the Rapid... Attachments:
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The oleopneumatique Citroën are really good cars. ( vomit cars and red and green blooding cars) as an ex Citroën technician and cheaf crew, I always dislike them like all toasted 2cv I received under wich I saw more the sun than inside the car.... my uncle had a late 60's skoda coupé . Maybe similar to the rapid but unsure. Round front headlights and rear motor. The only one wich was able to start during winters. I saw around paris a very long time ago a lancia 8 32 with a Ferrari v8 .
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Wasn't able to get a photo, but yesterday I saw what looked like Noddy's car (but all in red) as it flashed by, but upon reflection was probably a 1960s Fiat Nuovo 500 "Jolly" with the roof stowed.
Not my photos, see www.below-the-r...500-jolly/ :) Attachments:
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🤤🤤🤤❤❤❤❤ I love Lucille.
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Pontiac GTO?
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1972 Pontiac Lemans GT.
Think Firebird to a Trans am or Camaro to a Z28, so is a Lemans to a GTO.
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Aha! Yeah I know the Lemans. Just not by year to year..
We have loads of classic american cars here in Norway. In fact after Sweden we are the 2nd largest number of classic us cars outside USA Serveral of my mate have or had such cars. The chap who painted my Capri have a 77 Trans Am. My landlord have a RAM. Pickups not that common here, but we do have them
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I enjoy seeing the different American cars migrate to different countries and especially to see which cars each country chooses to import. Very fun. Love the 77 Trans Am as I am a huge Smokey and the Bandit fan. Black and gold I wonder?? Seems like there are Ram trucks everywhere. LOL.
Being in Norway with a classic is probably like being in NH, a rough Winter to deal with usually. I am blessed that mine lives inside.
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In my country we have several ram and f150 some customers have ram hemi, ford raptor , 90's chevy pick-up with blazer nose, and pair of mustang v8. And today I had a wrangler rubicon with a big v8. The sound of this engine is largely better than our poor 4 legs........
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