This Weeks Mystery Car

[SpyGuy]

Partially correct ....... what model is it?

 

[MDMike]

Extra Old ? lmao

 

[SpyGuy]

Well, yeah, it IS that ....

1932 H-D ServiCar, most often used for parking enforcement.

 

[Kenny_McCormic]

 

[scar]

1985 horseless carriage?

 

[Kenny_McCormic]

Not even close!

 

[scar]

i meant 1895 Peugeot

 

[Kenny_McCormic]

Not even within 5 years.

 

[jr dragster T]

Let's just check everyone's memmory. I have said the make and model and year of this car. Let's see how many people I stump. Hey where did the guy go that sihned up wanting to make a Jr? I think he could have benefited from some of this.

 

[BradenM]

We studied that as a part of Henry ford's influence on the industrial revolution. It was his first vehicle, the "Ford quadricycle". Try this one lads:

 

[Kenny_McCormic]

The dieonthehighwaymobile?

 

[BradenM]

Hint: Australian made, 1969 build. Electronic digital instrument displays, station seeking radio, climate control, and one of the very first drive by wire/gps systems. Rear vision was provided by the television screen in the cockpit, connected to a wide angle lens camera activated by the ingition.

 

[MDMike]

The dieonthehighwaymobile?

 

[BradenM]

No.

 

[SpyGuy]

Looks kinda like a Bradley ... don't quote me on that, though.

Not a bad-looking little sports car.

 

[BradenM]

No.

 

[sideways]

Holden Hurricane

easy peasy, if your Australian lol

 

[Kaptain Krunch]

Dude the last post on this thread was a year ago, and it was started like 2 years ago...

 

[Russ2251]

Robert leaves the old threads open.
I believe it is a reasonable decision.
There were some who wanted to add to threads but found that they were closed.
What's the harm???

 

[Kaptain Krunch]

No harm, I'm just saying he's kind of late.