47 Studebaker Champion & Peugeot 403 ?

Pick up looks like an Austin

They are cars from Uruguay. I've only visited once way back but it is a very special place. I was also thinking Austin. The first one is a Studebaker.

As Americans say when they haven't said a word."Thats What Im Talkin About"..! Wouldn't it be nice to own one like that with all mod cons.

Pick up looks like an Austin

Austin A60 pick up conversion?

Pick up looks like an Austin

Austin A60 pick up conversion?

It looks fiddled about with but Austin made both pickup and panel van.

Pick up looks like an Austin

Austin A60 pick up conversion?

It looks fiddled about with but Austin made both pickup and panel van.

Agree.

My first car was an Austin A40 Devon 1949 pick up. I bought it from my uncle in 1970 and was as proud as punch.

I would have gone with A55 but that might be the same as A60.

I would have gone with A55 but that might be the same as A60.

Yep, A55 and first model A60 looked very similar, so could easily be an A55

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Custom Cadillac about 40 - 50's

If You enjoy Road Test,where they don't ramble on about Cup Holders for an hour watch Chris Harris on Cars. he's on You Tube, new name to me and he doesn't do Top Gear Twaddle. Nice to hear your verdicts on his show .Film Quality is excellent as well.

Auto trivia? Volvo on Podium at their first outing in V8 Supercars!

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Custom Cadillac about 40 - 50's

It's a 51 Mercury, but that rear bumper is Caddy............

Fab job though eh......

I'm sure we all know what this is anyone like to take a stab at the TV show it featured in?

I'm sure we all know what this is anyone like to take a stab at the TV show it featured in?

Goddesse or Idea - Good demo of the hydro-pneumatic suspension...........I had a blowout in one once and if it wasn't for the bang, I probably wouldn't have noticed until I pulled off the motorway.

It turns up in all sorts of films and TV series; i remember watching some telly quite recently when the "hero" had one of these ...but can't for life of me remember what it was......it was it the animation movie "cars"

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Custom Cadillac about 40 - 50's

It's a 51 Mercury, but that rear bumper is Caddy............

Fab job though eh......

Really looks wierd to me but when you think of the way it's customised, clever stuff.

When I was a kid my favorite American car was a Gallaxy.

My Fav Yank was a Chevy Impala convertible. Never seen a roof go up n down on its own before.

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The title on the pic sort of gave it away, don't you think?

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The title on the pic sort of gave it away, don't you think?

Well spotted, but it took "someone" two days...........

Was that LOOK the inspiration for the New FUGLEY Fronted trucks we see now.Oh for a Lo Rider Mitsu or any other NON BLOBBY.

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The title on the pic sort of gave it away, don't you think?

Well spotted, but it took "someone" two days...........

If you're referring to me, you need to learn to bloody count.

Excepting the ignition, what was the first electric device to be fitted to an automobile?

Dynamo. Suspect a trick question here.

Magneto.........

No tricks , simply the first electrical device to be installed on an automobile. Except of course the ignition system.

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. Lights...................... ...........................cigarette lighter............battery............

Guessing a horn

Guessing a horn

^ Give this man a cigar! Electric Klaxon or horn. The first ones were powered by a 6v Dry cell battery.

Klaxons were first fitted to automobiles and bicycles in 1908. They were originally powered by 6-volt dry cells, and from 1911 by rechargeable batteries.

I have been done for speeding quite a few times some were for minor over limit but the person just having had his brains rearrange at the police college at Hendon insisted.

What was the lowest amount of speed a guy went over and what speed was he done for in his speeding conviction.?