MYBAD79
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The red one is actually for sale, seems to be in good shape..... the other two need a little TCL....
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body work gone wrong... LOL
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body work gone wrong... LOL
Nice cars around here....
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You still in Argentina? The car with the trees growing in it actually looks surprisingly good.
denpo
Carburated Nihilist
Poor Traction :twitch::hissyfit:
mrvette
Phantom of the Opera
Reminds me of a olde tyme neighbor's Mustang, '66 fastback Cobra Pak, 289/271 4 speed with all the emblems and cobra pak gauges....dark British racing green, his wife/daughter left him and so he parked the car in the back yard, sat there 25 years almost to the date, the family sold the house to me and a partner, and we fix IT, but the car came apart under the hook when trying to tow it outta there, from under a ~3' diameter oak tree....
:flash::bomb:
:flash::bomb:
Twin_Turbo
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mrvette
Phantom of the Opera
Back in the early 60's a friend had one of them, flag turnsignals popped outta the door jambs up high near the roof.....narrow in rear, wide in front, oddball green/beige color combo....
One of the engineers I worked with had a Peugeot diesel....had one of 4 starter motors on it, NON interchangable.....
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denpo
Carburated Nihilist
Dude, I may agree not all Citroën cars are great, but the "Traction Avant" deserve a little more respect.
It's a gorgeous looking classic car that pioneered FWD and unibody design... in 1934!!
Twin_Turbo
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It's French so it's crap by default 
Myth, the shitroën did not pioneer FWD it was a British car from Alvis i think. Certainly not TA.
Myth, the shitroën did not pioneer FWD it was a British car from Alvis i think. Certainly not TA.
MYBAD79
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The one with the dining room table looks pretty good too LOL
I made it back from down south, visited Argentina and Uruguay - took these photos in Colonia, Uruguay
