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That is one really nice Chrysler! Remember to drop the top and go for Sunday drives.
mike
mike
A classic design that never goes out of style, and that wonderful Racing Green that's subdued enough to keep the car from looking too "flashy". Beautiful!Morgan +8
I've sold my '77 Ford F150 with some gain of money and bought a new old car...Not a showcar, it is smooth on smooth surfaces, but brutally hard if there are bumps, potholes or dents in the surface. And there are no steering assistance or any comfort devices. But the car is pure fun.
Best regards from Germany
Gerhard
Morgan +8
I've sold my '77 Ford F150 with some gain of money and bought a new old car.
This Morgan is 30 yrs old, pretty much the same car as it was since the 50ies.
But it is propelled by a 190bhp Rover V8 with impressive performance. The car weighs under 1800lbs, the gas consumption is about 21mpg, less then half of the F150 which performs only 9.5 mpg.
Avoiding rain (to prevent rust) this car is used without the Hood and without the sidescreens always open. So there is Wind and the temperatures sometimes are low in my area (0°-6° C = 32°-43° F). Wearing a cap is compulsory, needless to say that. I wear a Harris Tweed cap most of the time.
Not a showcar, it is smooth on smooth surfaces, but brutally hard if there are bumps, potholes or dents in the surface. And there are no steering assistance or any comfort devices. But the car is pure fun.
Best regards from Germany
Gerhard
Here's my 1934 Hudson Eight Victoria Coupe.
Took it out last Sunday for the first time since winter.
I couldn't be that fortunate not to have to travel so far. We have had the YB quite a few years now, it came from a small village on the Oxon/Warks border.Did you buy this MG Y from someone in Ventnor ?