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Originally Posted by Nostril Cheese (Post 8172295)

knock down kit?

I don't think so. As I understand it, the car, now in Canada, is one of an extremely small production run.

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Originally Posted by Captain Ahab Jr (Post 8172149)

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My bad.....they went thru so fast they didn't have time to surrender.....;)

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Originally Posted by porsche4life (Post 8172365)

Check out the local motors verrado... It's a drift trike, but knock the PVC off the wheels and it would just be an electric trike.

Groovy! Thanks, Sid!

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Originally Posted by sand_man (Post 8172420)

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Its lovely, but I must confess I don't know what it is! Somebody educate me please!

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Originally Posted by mikesride (Post 8172989)

Its lovely, but I must confess I don't know what it is! Somebody educate me please!

A 1953 Moretti 750. Really a beautiful little car. I think they also made their own engines.

Random TRANSPORTATION pictures

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This is an absolutely beautiful car. Thanks for posting.

Since the 911 is down due the fragmented distributor, I can't really enjoy the ride on HWY 49 going into work. So, I just had to drive the next best thing....LOL

I call it our wing-ed Volkswagen.
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Originally Posted by Jerome74911S (Post 8172527)

I don't think so. As I understand it, the car, now in Canada, is one of an extremely small production run.

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I think there were only seven Hemi Cuda convertibles built in 1971
I suspect this is one of the two export cars. I would not even want to guess a value probably 4 million