Posted: Mon Sep 16, 2013 6:37 pm
That's was my first thought!kenbu wrote:Looks a lot like the Reliant Robin the BBC Top Gear crew are always bashing -- and crashing. Seems fundamentally unstable.
http://youtu.be/QQh56geU0X8
Ken
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That's was my first thought!kenbu wrote:Looks a lot like the Reliant Robin the BBC Top Gear crew are always bashing -- and crashing. Seems fundamentally unstable.
http://youtu.be/QQh56geU0X8
Ken
Now that is funny. Thanks for posting.kenbu wrote:Looks a lot like the Reliant Robin the BBC Top Gear crew are always bashing -- and crashing. Seems fundamentally unstable.
http://youtu.be/QQh56geU0X8
Ken
tgamel wrote:Wow....how many of us actually know what a Corvair is.....I think your showing you age!My parents actually had two of them as GI's often sell used cars to one another as they move from AFB (Air Force base) to AFB.
You followed a Top Gear video with Jay Leno? You should apologize!skou wrote:Sorry to go all "Jay Leno" on you, but]http://www.jaylenosgarage.com/motorcycl ... tem=151413[/url]
Looked interesting to me. Sorry for the commercial at the beginning.
steve
They both talk 'funny'!:Dfrank81 wrote:You followed a Top Gear video with Jay Leno? You should apologize!Though in Jay Leno's defense I don't recall the Top Gear guys personally turning many wrenches either.
I, too, saw one once. It was primed but not painted and in front of the car I was in as we were passing through Detroit (summer of 1950).JPG40504 wrote:How many remember a Tucker?
I saw one 'once'.
Didja at first think it was a Studebaker?;)dickg1 wrote:I, too, saw one once. It was primed but not painted and in front of the car I was in as we were passing through Detroit (summer of 1950).
Dick