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starlet? it looks familiar, gran turismo 2 or 3......
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Later,
Ian L.
I need a tUrBo
'92 festiva gl b6 sohc,ported exaust manifold 2" downpipe, cherrybomb, aspire brakes, miata 14" steelies. commuter rod.
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yep that's rite (not 2 sure on 4th gen though was only knee hi 2 grasshopper when he had this)
So yeah 72 2dr toyota crownComment
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This should be easy for anyone older than me.
Steve GTComment
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iseta? not sure about my spelling. Made by BMW1960 willys pickup
1967 jeep cj5
1988 festiva
1989 festiva
1990 festiva for parts
1991 s-10
"Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote!" —Benjamin Franklin, 1759Comment
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I knew it would be easy, I would love to have one.Steve GTComment
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No way I could pass-up posting this one. My guess is it effectively dealt with pedestrians. Only one was built.Comment
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Messerschmitt? Hahaha!!!The left lane? Are you crazy!!! I never drive in the left lane...It's full of freaks driving the wrong way and charging right at you!!!
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Here is one the wife saw and thought I would like....I have no clue what it is...
"FLTG4LIFE" @FINALLEVEL , "PBH"
89L Silver EFI auto
91GL Green Auto DD
There ain't no rest for the wicked
until we close our eyes for good.
I will sleep when I die!
I'm a little hunk of tin, nobody knows what shape I'm in. I've got four wheels and a running board, I'm not a Chevy, I'M A FORD!Comment
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^^^ that one's easy, MGB GTJim DeAngelis
kittens give Morbo gas!!
Bright Blue 93 GL (1.6 8v, 5spd) (Hula-Baloo)
Performance Red 94 Aspire SE (Stimpson)Comment
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thats cool...never would have guessed that myself"FLTG4LIFE" @FINALLEVEL , "PBH"
89L Silver EFI auto
91GL Green Auto DD
There ain't no rest for the wicked
until we close our eyes for good.
I will sleep when I die!
I'm a little hunk of tin, nobody knows what shape I'm in. I've got four wheels and a running board, I'm not a Chevy, I'M A FORD!Comment
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The prop driven car is a 1932 Helicron. French.
In the 1900s, France spent a significant amount of money on airplane development ($22 million compared to one-half million by the U.S.) Believing propeller power was the most efficient means of moving a vehicle, entrepreneurs built propeller-powered cars. This one-of-a-kind Helicron was discovered in 2000 in a barn where it had been placed by the original owners in the late 1930s. The Rosengart chassis, suspension, and brakes are original although the builder turned the frame around 180 degrees to allow the rear wheel to steer. This meant significant modifications needed to be made to the chassis. After discovery, the Helicron was completely rebuilt using many of the original components. Unfortunately, the original motor is lost to time; in its place is a 1980s Citroen GS 4-cylinder motor that will propel this 1,000 pound vehicle to 75 mph. The original builder's plans to produce this car were never accomplished.
Yikes, can you imagine 75 mph with rear wheel steering? Like driving a runaway fork lift!Comment
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Imagine the prop wash youd get while driving.sigpic
The Don - Midwest Festiva Inc., Missouri Chapter
Link to my festiva pictures below
https://fordfestiva.com/forums/album.php?albumid=10
Celebrating 25 years of festiva(s) ownership.Comment
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How about this little one. You can see they made at least four !Comment
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