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What is it ? # 52 (UPDATE I & II ; see below)
Isn't it a wonderful MPV? Use it as a taxi, truck or touring car. Not the one to have a chat about with your carlease company. Even a Ford dealer with almost 100 years of experience will raise an eyebrow and say he wouldn't know how to service it. If on the other hand you take your girlfriend and go visit her parents on a nice Sunday afternoon, for sure you will make a first class impression and will be remembered for having fine taste. Now the only thing you have to do is to tell us what again the make is. And the year. And the type. This all in order for make a chance of winning the still infamous PreWarCar T-shirt. Send your answer to
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, be sure to add # 52 in the subject line and push the Send-button before Monday 17 February. UPDATE II: after more research than normally needed we found one winner Mike Clark, well known at
Stanleysteamers.com came up with Serpollet 6 hp of 1903 and also provided evidence. A similar -almost identicalcar with - rounded condenser is depicted at page 98 of "Steam Cars 1770-1970" by Lord Montagu of Beaulieu and Anthony Bird... Mike congratulations! UPDATE I : maybe this photo is not clear enough. Please click it for an enlarged version to enjoy the transparent roof, umbrella holder and rounded radiator...(photo courtesy Negri Foundation ; www.negri.it)
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Friday, 14 February 2003
Isn't it a wonderful MPV? Use it as a taxi, truck or touring car. Not the one to have a chat about with your carlease company. Even a Ford dealer with almost 100 years of experience will raise an eyebrow and say he wouldn't know how to service it. If on the other hand you take your girlfriend and go visit her parents on a nice Sunday afternoon, for sure you will make a first class impression and will be remembered for having fine taste. Now the only thing you have to do is to tell us what again the make is. And the year. And the type. This all in order for make a chance of winning the still infamous PreWarCar T-shirt. Send your answer to
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
, be sure to add # 52 in the subject line and push the Send-button before Monday 17 February. UPDATE II: after more research than normally needed we found one winner Mike Clark, well known at Stanleysteamers.com came up with Serpollet 6 hp of 1903 and also provided evidence. A similar -almost identicalcar with - rounded condenser is depicted at page 98 of "Steam Cars 1770-1970" by Lord Montagu of Beaulieu and Anthony Bird... Mike congratulations! UPDATE I : maybe this photo is not clear enough. Please click it for an enlarged version to enjoy the transparent roof, umbrella holder and rounded radiator...(photo courtesy Negri Foundation ; www.negri.it)
