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vedette |
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Expert Posts: 3069 Location: Scotland | Paris (Paris-75_PlymouthCitroenCityRamaBus.jpg) Attachments ---------------- Paris-75_PlymouthCitroenCityRamaBus.jpg (128KB - 215 downloads) | ||
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Expert Posts: 3069 Location: Scotland | back to the Cote D'Azur,with lots of the Docs favourite cars A Panhard tailing a Renault Floride,a Simca Versailles behind the Plymouth.On the other carriageway a Ford Vedette(49-51 Mercury) and a red white Simca Vedette.In the Foreground a '56 or '57 Lincoln convertible,a couple of Florides and the only German car worth mentioning an Opel Rekord P2 coupe. Edited by vedette 2013-04-04 9:43 PM (CANNESsuquet.jpg) Attachments ---------------- CANNESsuquet.jpg (122KB - 229 downloads) | ||
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Veteran Posts: 124 | I think Panhards are hilarious in both name and appearance. I had never really noticed this sad little puppy of a car before. It looks like something from the Disney movie "Cars." | ||
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Expert 5K+ Posts: 8443 Location: Perth Australia | That bus must be one of the wildest things on the road I have seen Awesome (ku-medium.jpg) Attachments ---------------- ku-medium.jpg (38KB - 213 downloads) | ||
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Board Moderator & Exner Expert 10K+ Posts: 13053 Location: Southern Sweden - Sturkö island | ttotired - 2013-04-05 11:02 AM That bus must be one of the wildest things on the road I have seen Awesome Xactly - with fins and all - what brand is it? | ||
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Expert 5K+ Posts: 8443 Location: Perth Australia | Heres a link to it Wiz http://jalopnik.com/5452933/citroen-u55-cityrama-currus/ | ||
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Expert Posts: 2473 Location: Dalveen, Queensland, Australia | Originally posted by Valiant_200 .....their sleek futuristic look and those quirky roof mounted tail lights..... Sorry... roof-mounted turn signals, the tail lights were in the bumper area. | ||
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Board Moderator & Exner Expert 10K+ Posts: 13053 Location: Southern Sweden - Sturkö island | ttotired - 2013-04-05 12:46 PM Heres a link to it Wiz http://jalopnik.com/5452933/citroen-u55-cityrama-currus/ Thanks' for sharing - wow that was some bus! Sword and all | ||
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Expert Posts: 4654 | New Albany (New Albany.jpg) Attachments ---------------- New Albany.jpg (109KB - 218 downloads) | ||
vedette |
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Expert Posts: 3069 Location: Scotland | a Citroen Cityrama bus in this 1960 movie Zazie Dans Le Metro also some FLs in the confusion a '59 DeSoto Diplomat 2dr HT at the begining. (Citroen-U55-Cityrama-Currus8.jpg) (ZazieDansLeMetro1960.jpg) Attachments ---------------- Citroen-U55-Cityrama-Currus8.jpg (160KB - 215 downloads) ZazieDansLeMetro1960.jpg (81KB - 222 downloads) | ||
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Extreme Veteran Posts: 558 Location: Grenoble - France | vedette - 2013-04-05 2:59 PM a Citroen Cityrama bus in this 1960 movie Zazie Dans Le Metro also some FLs in the confusion a '59 DeSoto Diplomat 2dr HT at the begining. I don't see that 59 DeSoto. Do you have the time index ? Edited by Imp58Alpes 2013-04-05 9:35 AM | ||
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Expert 5K+ Posts: 7403 Location: northern germany | 0:14 | ||
Imp58Alpes |
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Extreme Veteran Posts: 558 Location: Grenoble - France | Thanks ! | ||
vedette |
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Expert Posts: 3069 Location: Scotland | Eureka CA (EUREKACALIFORNIADeSoto.jpg) Attachments ---------------- EUREKACALIFORNIADeSoto.jpg (64KB - 196 downloads) | ||
vedette |
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Expert Posts: 3069 Location: Scotland | Tulsa OK (TulsaOKLAHOMAPemcoGasStation.jpg) Attachments ---------------- TulsaOKLAHOMAPemcoGasStation.jpg (61KB - 214 downloads) | ||
hemidave |
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Expert Posts: 4654 | Automotive shop (auto shop.jpg) Attachments ---------------- auto shop.jpg (42KB - 204 downloads) | ||
vedette |
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Expert Posts: 3069 Location: Scotland | Teds Conoco (TedsConoco.jpg) Attachments ---------------- TedsConoco.jpg (65KB - 207 downloads) | ||
vedette |
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Expert Posts: 3069 Location: Scotland | Nice South of France,a 1955 DeSoto(US Series) and a 1956 DeSoto Diplomat(Export) (NICE1962DeSotos.jpg) Attachments ---------------- NICE1962DeSotos.jpg (113KB - 210 downloads) | ||
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Location: Bjorneborg, Finland | I wonder how many car pics lurks in your hard disk, vedette? This is "Any Car" 1970.. who clown sacrificed a 300C? (Anycar 1970.jpg) Attachments ---------------- Anycar 1970.jpg (20KB - 205 downloads) | ||
hemidave |
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Expert Posts: 4654 | Alaska (fairbanksalaska1958.jpg) Attachments ---------------- fairbanksalaska1958.jpg (62KB - 207 downloads) | ||
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Expert 5K+ Posts: 7403 Location: northern germany | beautiful view from the backseat of a 1960 imperial (0reelsf.jpg) Attachments ---------------- 0reelsf.jpg (37KB - 202 downloads) | ||
vedette |
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Expert Posts: 3069 Location: Scotland | spinout - 2013-04-07 7:01 AM I wonder how many car pics lurks in your hard disk, vedette? QUOTE] Quite a few I suppose,thankfully all Forward Look as I've been taking pictures of them since before I was a teenager. A Plymouth Fury in Nice in this pic Edited by vedette 2013-04-08 6:40 PM (NicePlaceMassenaFury.jpg) (NicePlaceMassenaPlymouthFury.jpg) Attachments ---------------- NicePlaceMassenaFury.jpg (64KB - 216 downloads) NicePlaceMassenaPlymouthFury.jpg (38KB - 211 downloads) | ||
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Expert Posts: 4654 | Imperial (Imp.jpg) Attachments ---------------- Imp.jpg (30KB - 205 downloads) | ||
vedette |
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Expert Posts: 3069 Location: Scotland | 1960fury - 2013-04-07 7:09 PM beautiful view from the backseat of a 1960 imperial another one with two '59 Plymouths,New Brunswick NJ (NewBrunswickNJ1965_Plymouths.jpg) Attachments ---------------- NewBrunswickNJ1965_Plymouths.jpg (78KB - 198 downloads) | ||
hemidave |
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Expert Posts: 4654 | Enjoying a "top down" day (Ply.jpg) Attachments ---------------- Ply.jpg (37KB - 202 downloads) | ||
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Location: Parts Unknown | Valiant_200 - 2013-04-05 11:53 PM I think Panhards are hilarious in both name and appearance. I had never really noticed this sad little puppy of a car before. It looks like something from the Disney movie "Cars." Doc, I can't tell you that I think a Citroen is beautiful. And I certainly cannot express my opinion on the finer points of their design in the way you have requested. But I can tell you why I like them. When I was growing up, my family was MoPar. Everything in my yard was either a Plymouth, a Dodge or for sale. With my dad making ends meet by fixing and selling used cars out of our yard, lots of Forward Look iron drove in and out of our driveway back then, and they are all enduring memories. But those strange little cars at the end of my street - that pair of Citroens - captivated me, with their sleek futuristic look and those quirky roof mounted tail lights. To my childhood eyes, they literally looked like something from the future or from space. Now I hear from some that they were good driving cars as well. You know, my dad used to tell me they were good cars. Heh... Just not as good as a Plymouth I guess... Fear not. Forward Look is definitely my favorite look. But please forgive me if I point out the Citroens when I see them. For me, they are part of a very cherished set of childhood memories. QUOTE] ===================================================== Been out on mission. No internet. Yeah, ... those Panhards are purposely ugly ! I am amazed ! But be it a Panhard or a Citroen (notice those crazy buses are Citroens too !), I too notice them and find them interesting. Just bacause something is painfully ugly or worse, doesn't mean it isn't somehow cool in its own right .... it's just hideously ugly ! We had our own Ciroens in the U.S. AMC made them and called them "Pacers" and "Gremlins". They were *interesting*. Not something I'd own, but certainly worth walking over to look at. I found the DS to be as futuristic looking as a garden slug on wheels. Something I saw all too much of in wet and slimy Seattle. The puckered axxhole where they stuck the rear lights put me over the top for giving them top honors in the "You're Joking, Right?" competition. Especially when lined up against 57 Lincolns, DeSotos, and other GOOD looking cars of the era. On the other hand, European cars were in a whole other league in terms of styling after the 1930's. Mercedes was still styled like a derby hat, Porsches looked like garden slugs without all the windows of the DS, and of course the Volvos and Saabs looked like mini versions of late 40's American cars. Nevermind the delightful Panhard ! I guess I need to make a point of driving a DS some time. I'll just have to do it at night in an unfamiliar city where no one will know me or see me doing it ! | ||
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Board Moderator & Exner Expert 10K+ Posts: 13053 Location: Southern Sweden - Sturkö island | Now to a moment of useless knowledge; Citroen DS - the DS shall be pronounced Deesse - Google that for an amusing moment. Another moment of useless knowledge - our female dog is named Deesse but we use to write that DeS | ||
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Exner Expert 19,174 posts. Neil passed away 18 Sep 2015. You will be missed, Neil! Posts: 19146 Location: bishop, ca | Dave's IMP photo, above, is reversed. Can anyone correct its image? Note the size of its 14" tires. And, to expand on Sven's information, another piece of who-cares knowledge is that the F-word's mid 60's+ top-models were only known (pronounced) as being El-Tee-Dees, and not "Limited" because 'limited' was already being used by Buick, on its top model. Edited by d500neil 2013-04-09 4:20 PM | ||
vedette |
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Expert Posts: 3069 Location: Scotland | d500neil - 2013-04-09 4:14 PM And, to expand on Sven's information, another piece of who-cares knowledge is that the F-word's mid 60's+ top-models were only known (pronounced) as being El-Tee-Dees, and not "Limited" because 'limited' was already being used by Buick, on its top model. In Ford speak LTD=Lincoln Type Design,in French speak Deesse=Goddess.A Plymouth in Juan Les Pins,Antibes S.France (Where Do You Go To My Lovely?) Edited by vedette 2013-04-09 6:07 PM (JuanLesPinsAntibesFrancePlymouth.jpg) Attachments ---------------- JuanLesPinsAntibesFrancePlymouth.jpg (106KB - 205 downloads) | ||
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Expert 5K+ Posts: 7207 Location: Victoria, BC, on Vancouver Island, Canada | d500neil - 2013-04-09 1:14 PM Dave's IMP photo, above, is reversed. Can anyone correct its image? Note the size of its 14" tires. And, to expand on Sven's information, another piece of who-cares knowledge is that the F-word's mid 60's+ top-models were only known (pronounced) as being El-Tee-Dees, and not "Limited" because 'limited' was already being used by Buick, on its top model. Corrected pic! Edited by imopar380 2013-04-09 6:33 PM (Imp.jpg) Attachments ---------------- Imp.jpg (40KB - 197 downloads) | ||
vedette |
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Expert Posts: 3069 Location: Scotland | another Forward Look Driving photographer,this time a '55 Chrysler New Yorker (Chrysler1.jpg) (Chrysler2KentlandIndiana.jpg) (Chrysler3.jpg) Attachments ---------------- Chrysler1.jpg (62KB - 187 downloads) Chrysler2KentlandIndiana.jpg (52KB - 198 downloads) Chrysler3.jpg (73KB - 196 downloads) | ||
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Expert Posts: 3069 Location: Scotland | 1957 Dodge Red Ram from Ohio dealership,here's the story http://justacarguy.blogspot.co.uk/2012/06/ever-see-red-ram-decal-on... (1957DodgeRedRam.jpg) Attachments ---------------- 1957DodgeRedRam.jpg (122KB - 207 downloads) | ||
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Expert Posts: 4654 | 1960 (1960.jpg) (1960 2.jpg) Attachments ---------------- 1960.jpg (70KB - 188 downloads) 1960 2.jpg (65KB - 207 downloads) | ||
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Extreme Veteran Posts: 528 Location: Medford Oregon | In regards to driving a DS, two short comments. 1. I drove a friend's DS on a dirt road with ridges on the corners. The car handled the corners better and was smoother than anything I'd driven before that. 2. I got into a race against a DS on a dirt road. I was driving an IH Travelall. Not only did I lose, but I was the only one racing. | ||
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Extreme Veteran Posts: 440 Location: Vermont | Looks like that kid in the 60 Dodge photo saying "When is Mom going to stop flirting with those firemen so we can go home?" | ||
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Exner Expert 19,174 posts. Neil passed away 18 Sep 2015. You will be missed, Neil! Posts: 19146 Location: bishop, ca | That's probably the same motel photographer, who traded in his 55 Chrysler for the 58 Desoto that we've all seen, many times, on this thread. | ||
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Expert Posts: 4654 | Plymouth wagon Edited by hemidave 2013-04-11 7:23 AM (parking 3.jpg) Attachments ---------------- parking 3.jpg (72KB - 202 downloads) | ||
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Location: Parts Unknown | Quite the blinged-up Bel-Air there ! Bumper guards, wings, AND hockey stick rocker mouldings ! These may be re-popped today, but in 1980-90, they commanded serious dinero. | ||
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Expert 5K+ Posts: 7403 Location: northern germany | . (0tornade_De_Soto_1956.jpg) (058wreck.jpg) (058.jpg) Attachments ---------------- 0tornade_De_Soto_1956.jpg (48KB - 189 downloads) 058wreck.jpg (12KB - 188 downloads) 058.jpg (41KB - 193 downloads) | ||
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Location: Parts Unknown | Perfect ! Just how I like to see Porsches finished. | ||
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Board Moderator & Exner Expert 10K+ Posts: 13053 Location: Southern Sweden - Sturkö island | As it looks now, it could be a Panhard now | ||
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Expert Posts: 1530 Location: ZH, Switzerland | I assume it's crushed a Porsche 356 convertible. Happy Motoring! Dieter | ||
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Expert 5K+ Posts: 7403 Location: northern germany | (058Plymouthwreck.jpg) Attachments ---------------- 058Plymouthwreck.jpg (26KB - 196 downloads) | ||
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Exner Expert 19,174 posts. Neil passed away 18 Sep 2015. You will be missed, Neil! Posts: 19146 Location: bishop, ca | Boy; I wonder what solid, heavy object(s) hit that 55 Plymmie, in the Tornado. The sheetmetal, as we all know, was/is very thick and tough (14 ga.??). The tires' condition was not apparently the cause of that 58's roll over event. Speed kills. | ||
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Expert Posts: 3069 Location: Scotland | Nacogdoches Texas (FineArtsBuildingatStephenAustinStateCollegNacogdoches,Texas.jpg) Attachments ---------------- FineArtsBuildingatStephenAustinStateCollegNacogdoches,Texas.jpg (78KB - 223 downloads) | ||
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Expert Posts: 3069 Location: Scotland | Cairo (Cairo.jpg) Attachments ---------------- Cairo.jpg (84KB - 208 downloads) | ||
vedette |
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Expert Posts: 3069 Location: Scotland | vedette - 2013-04-09 6:42 PM another Forward Look Driving photographer,this time a '55 Chrysler New Yorker here it is again (Chrysler1955ILLINOIS-Hamilton.jpg) Attachments ---------------- Chrysler1955ILLINOIS-Hamilton.jpg (59KB - 186 downloads) | ||
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Expert Posts: 4654 | Freemont Dragstrip (fremontdragstrip2_zps00418545.jpg) Attachments ---------------- fremontdragstrip2_zps00418545.jpg (101KB - 206 downloads) | ||
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Expert 5K+ Posts: 7403 Location: northern germany | . (0firemite.jpg) (0dependable motors inc. monroe mi. sept.jpg) (0imp.jpg) Attachments ---------------- 0firemite.jpg (24KB - 183 downloads) 0dependable motors inc. monroe mi. sept.jpg (227KB - 199 downloads) 0imp.jpg (64KB - 192 downloads) | ||
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Expert Posts: 2596 Location: Upplands Väsby, Sweden | I Will go with the Boat If any know any more abouth the show Boat Imperial 1961 on way up, and a 1960 Chrysler stay at port. _ Edited by Windsor59 2013-04-12 9:44 AM | ||
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