dourbalistar
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The friendliest convertible in the neighborhood! 😀
boojum
Ignoble Miscreant
Had one of them, in British maroon as opposed to French maroon which is brownish. A great, fun car.
AlwaysOnAuto
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Yokosuka Mike
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Mitsubishi Jeep
Fujifilm GFX100SII camera
Fujinon GF 55mm f1.7 lens
Yokohama, Japan - October 2024

Fujifilm GFX100SII camera
Fujinon GF 55mm f1.7 lens
Yokohama, Japan - October 2024
besk
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A bug-eye Sprite! Cute little car.
besk
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Thought it was a modified Jeep at first.Mitsubishi Jeep
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Fujifilm GFX100SII camera
Fujinon GF 55mm f1.7 lens
Yokohama, Japan - October 2024
JeffS7444
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Now that's the era I think of when I think about Mercedes quality: Spartan by 21st century standards, but comfortable and seemingly built to last forever. But the "TD" might as well stand for "Turtle Diesel"Mercedes-Benz 300TD
boojum
Ignoble Miscreant
Now that's the era I think of when I think about Mercedes quality: Spartan by 21st century standards, but comfortable and seemingly built to last forever. But the "TD" might as well stand for "Turtle Diesel"![]()
The TD five-banger was a tank. There ae a couple running around in my small town. Gelignite is the only way to stop them.
Yokosuka Mike
Abstract Clarity
Joao
Negativistic forever
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CheshireCat
Newbie
KoNickon
Nick Merritt
I have never even heard of these. Love it.Hanomag 1.3 "Autobahn" - (1938-41) - unexpected contents inside - III/III
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AlwaysOnAuto
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rhl-oregon
Cameras Guitars Wonders
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Cameras Guitars Wonders
KoNickon
Nick Merritt
The proverbial "barn find"! I have never heard of this marque -- this one made its way from the UK obviously.1952 Lea-Francis coupe, Aberdeen NC
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rhl-oregon
Cameras Guitars Wonders
I drove it once while Uncle Dick was alive. He’d driven one while stationed in England; many years later he imported this one. It languishes in a garage at the home where he and his wife raised their children.The proverbial "barn find"! I have never heard of this marque -- this one made its way from the UK obviously.
When I took this picture I was trying to convince my cousins and their husbands to make it roadworthy, and lived close enough to pitch in—an English car on the English side of the family in a town their mid-19th century prosperity in lumber and naval stores had founded—it could be used at family weddings, civic events, and more.
Now it’s a project for the next generation.
Here’s a photo of my MX5 at the home (which my cousins are trying to sell and which also needs restoration).

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