EDIT: Pic removed, it's also above.
Am I fast or is you slow? Post a stolen photo and get the spinning wheel for about 5 minutes. Try again and it's two of the same photos here. I hit CTL-F5 to clear cache, anything else I can do?
EDIT: Pic removed, it's also above.
Am I fast or is you slow? Post a stolen photo and get the spinning wheel for about 5 minutes. Try again and it's two of the same photos here. I hit CTL-F5 to clear cache, anything else I can do?
914Driver said:
Just because this belongs on a new page so more people see it.
'Twas the 18th of April in '75 ... (1775 that is)
Wouldn't believe all the mountain goats living down there!
I thought this was a Corvair, but the belt line, the trunk length and tail lights indicate something else, but what?
914Driver said:
The older I get the more I like the look and lines of the MGA. In the future, I wouldn't mind having either and MG TF or MGA in the garage.
lotusseven7 (Forum Supporter) said:914Driver said:
The older I get the more I like the look and lines of the MGA. In the future, I wouldn't mind having either and MG TF or MGA in the garage.
Just drove one yesterday. Not a good car if you're taller than 5'8" or have thick legs or mid-section. The steering wheel is huge and severely restricts space between wheel and seat
lotusseven7 (Forum Supporter) said:914Driver said:
The older I get the more I like the look and lines of the MGA. In the future, I wouldn't mind having either and MG TF or MGA in the garage.
Just drove one yesterday. Not a good car if you're taller than 5'8" or have thick legs or mid-section. The steering wheel is huge and severely restricts space between wheel and seat
In reply to lotusseven7 (Forum Supporter) :
Oh good, it's not just me.
In reply to lotusseven7 (Forum Supporter) :
Oh good, it's not just me.
In reply to 914Driver :
This is a VW 1500 Type 34 Karmman Ghia based off of the VW type 3 1500 (squareback) , The original Type 14 Karmman Ghia we usually think of is based off of the VW beetle 1200 & 1300.
914Driver said:I thought this was a Corvair, but the belt line, the trunk length and tail lights indicate something else, but what?
Karmann Ghia Type 34.
Yeah, there are a few little known air cooled VW (essentially the same pan and drivetrain) variations:
The Notchback was also not sold in the US (this is a member of my local VW club):
There are a few aircooled VW variations that many don't know about. Here is a Notchback from my local club:
Wood art.
Auto art.
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