Showing posts with label classic car. Show all posts
Showing posts with label classic car. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 4, 2009

Micro car classic car : Harding invalid carriage 1961

Seller's description
Harding Model IV Bespoke invalid carriage extremely rare one of only 5 electric ones made and there are only 3 left
in known existence 2 of which are thought to run
Very nicely restored and 99% original this one runs perfectly with everything working as it should.
Item specifics - Cars & Other Vehicles
Manufacturer:--Colour:Green
Model:--Engine Size:1 cc
Type:Three wheel invalidPower:--
Mileage:--Seats:1
Doors:--MOT Expiry:--
Reg. Date:--Drive Side:--
Road Tax:--Previous Owners:--
Exterior:--Transmission:Automatic
V5 Document:--Fuel:Electricity
Manufacturer's Warranty:--Service History:--
In-Car Audio:--Safety Features:--
Interior/Comfort Options:--


Wednesday, September 24, 2008

Repainting a classic car

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Havana, Cuba - A group of Cubans work in the streets to repaint .

a classic American car.

Classic American cars are seen throughout Cuba,

a throwback to the days before the embargo.

Before the Cuban revolution, there was a strong US presence on the island - both culturally and commercially.

After the revolution, trade ceased and the influx of cars stopped.

With a limited supply of new cars due to embargoes and limited buying power due to the economic situation under communism,

Cubans have held onto the vintage automobiles by necessity for many decades.

As a result, Cuba is in the unique position that pre-1959 cars are the standard,

rather than an exception, although this is changing.

These cars are generally referred to as yank tanks or maquinas and often used as taxis


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