US cars - open thread
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Neither do I.
And I like it, too.It is one of those late 30s Coupes made by all major manufacturers. - Later it was customized beyond recognition ... ---
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_V8
The next time, I see it, I shall take an interior pic. Maybe, this helps ...
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Not many American cars around here (SW UK) but I do see a few at shows. HOPEFULLY, summer will see the back (or reduction in cases) of covid-19 so shows will go ahead (outdoor ones at least).
There's a Discovery (or Nat Geo) show called Fantom Works and the episode I saw last night featured the finding of a mint survivor '67 Camaro convertible and another less mint one. The minter went into storage and the other (that looked pretty good but turned out to be rotten under the skin) was treated to a 21st century update - new drive train, suspension, brakes etc. under the old (but completely renovated) skin.
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Hi, thank you for your friendly, encouraging comment!
Of course, I am in a fortunate situation here in Germany, in a LHD country with over 70 years of GI presence.So, I shall keep on posting, unless I will be accused of US-car-exhibitionism ...
