1954 Dodge 5 window
1960
Berkeley T60
1960 Bentley S2
1964
Cadillac Sedan Deville
1966
Yenko Stinger YS081
1966 FIAT
500F Giannini
1967 Dodge Dart GT
1967 Corvair Monza Convertible
"1968" "Lotus" Seven replica
1969 Chang Jiang (prewar
BMW R71 copy)
1970
VW Westfalia Camper
1971
Triumph TR6
1973 Ducati 350 Bevel Drive
Single
1973 Ford F250 Highboy
1973 Mini
1000 "Deluxe"
1977 Trabant Kombi
1978
Ferrari 308GTB
1979 Ford Fiesta S
1981 Avallone
1981 BMW R65
1986 MG
Metro Turbo
1989
Fleetwood Southwind
1990 BMW (E30) 325ic
1994 Mercury Capri S2 from
Australia (Katherine's)
1995 Chevrolet
Caprice SS Wagon
1996
Chevrolet Suburban K2500 7.4
1997 Jeep Wrangler
Sport (TJ)
2003 SAAB
9-3 SE Sport
1961
and 1963 Ducati Brio 100's
Yes, Ducati made Scooters! A uber-rare
high end model in the 1950's and then cheaper 50cc/100cc
models (sharing an engine with their new entry-level
motorcycles) in the early 60's. Still a very rare Italian
piece.
LOOKING FOR PARTS/INFO!
Tilting Scooters
-
197x BSA Ariel 3
- The original version of the tilting
trike
- 49cc; automatic clutch, pedal start,
compression release
- Sold horribly; this one was won as
part of a contest in Canada
- BSA sold the rights to Honda
-
1984
Honda Gyro
- First Honda version
- 49cc, 2 sp automatic
- Sold horribly in the US; still in
production in Japan (including an enclosed "Canopy" version)
-
1986
Honda Gyro S
- Sexy "chopper" version for the US
- Still 49cc, 2 sp automatic
- Still sold horribly in the US; killed
after only being made '85/'86
Ice
Racing
- So what do you do in Wisconsin in the
winter? Autocross on frozen lakes!
- Though "studded" classes are available
(not the normal studs, but 1" long spikes) the "rubber"
classes were always more fun.
- Through several years of racing I
trophied in a borrowed Toyota, in my Corvair, and Ford
Fiesta (really dominated with the Fiesta) but never in my
quattro (which I never really learned to drive
effectively...)
- Ran the Allante once, but left early when
the "unlucky VW" went through the ice...first such incident
in a couple of decades.
Moving
(2003)
- So how do you move a dozen cars from
Chicago to DC? You rent a truck...
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