This post is a collection of car photos I have taken over the past few weeks...
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| daihatsu diesel pickup in bariloche |
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| self portrait |
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| RHD model A ford! |
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| series 3 rover in buenos aires |
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| merc for sale in uruguay |
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| double headlights among the many goodies on this rover |
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| 1948 Ford Fordson pickup, made in England |
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| downtown buenos aires |
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| series 1 beach rig |
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| rover shop |
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| extended cab toyota bandeirante pickup with merc diesel |
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| fiat multipla with roof rack |
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| americar? |
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| old citroen needs watering |
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| austin pickup |
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| buick roadmaster |
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| fiat topolino |
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| looks good with a visor |
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| vauxhall |
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| rugby |
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| renault maybe? |
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| guy wanted 6k for his KB2. HA! |
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| vespa pedal car WITH side car. among other goodies |
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| fiat pickup |
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| check out the wacky bus |
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| humber command car. alumnium body! front fenders are steel (obviously) |
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| jewett? shoulda used the old dodge brothers logo. hehe |
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| ready for export BACK to the USA |
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| weapon of mass instruction |
1 comments:
christania’s “bike rental” bikes are rolling across the city. The system, less than a year old, is funded by christania’s municipal government. It is currently only in one of christania’s 22 administrative districts. Although a 2nd generation system, there are 12 “Houses” in this district, each with around 40 bikes. The yearly subscription cost is the equivalent of $2 US, and allows the use of a bike for up to four hours at a time. In less than a year, there have been 6,000 subscriptions sold. There are larger 3rd generation systems in the world, which do not have a subscription to bike ratio as big as that.
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