Interesting, Odd or Funny Pics II.

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Not even a Simca, but you're on the right continent.

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Jeeeeeezus, that is a big ask now. Have you seen the size of that Continent?


It doesn't even physically look like a Trabant but as a guess could it be? Why not ask Sash? I mean ****, it is in the Dent knockers maybe it's falling to bits?[bigrolf]

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Not even a Simca, but you're on the right continent.

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I'm gunna say Volvo which was my first impression based on the photo.

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Originally Posted by ChookD2

I'm gunna say Volvo which was my first impression based on the photo.

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That was my first thought too, Ray but the grille swayed me.

Is it a Peugeot 203 ?

Deano :)

Hi, not bull nosed enough for a pug I feel.
Cheers

Fiat

Fiat it is. Help yourself to a stubby from your fridge. [biggrin]

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Fiat it is. Help yourself to a stubby from your fridge. [biggrin]

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Oi! What's wrong with helping myself from your fridge? Or, typical truckie, it is empty in case a mate calls around.[bigsad]



That early 50's Fiat would fool most people as nearly all have rusted into oblivion long ago.

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Fiat it is. Help yourself to a stubby from your fridge. [biggrin]

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As they say at this point...."I was just going to say FIAT."[bigrolf]

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Originally Posted by jx2mad

They can be selective in who they bomb too. We had a pair that nested in a gum tree in our front yard. We could stand under the tree and watch them as they carried on with their young without any worry of being bombed. In fact the young would come down onto the lawn near us. However if the the young boy from across the road came over they bombed him.

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Our cat had a chat with the local maggies some years ago, offering his expertise... in 'Staff-Training'.

Now we're feeding the 3rd generation of the Owners.