I really liked that early rear spoiler design which is only seen now as the Duck tail without the fender pieces. Too bad it wasn't as efficient as the later tails. It looked good.


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Les

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How much for the 2CV? :D


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Evidently, you can take it with you....

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He's doing it wrong. Height of tire to bottom of rim, then see if anything is hanging lower than that....got that ticket 4/5 times.....beat them all.

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That's not even low by today's standards

Nope! TWO different statutes! yes no car can be lower than the rim at the lowest portion. It's a SMART law. I'll adhere to t. Get a flat and you're cars body is steering not the wheels.

The'res a law here in California that the headlights need to be 24" or more off of the road.

Mid 1959 California Chp Officer busted a kid on it. Kid takes a look at the 1959 Chevy CHP car and it comes up short. 23 1/2" EVERY CHP car got new springs! If I met the guy I would buy him a beer.

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