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Old 07-30-2009, 06:04 PM   #1
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Old 07-30-2009, 10:36 PM   #3
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Not old enough to remember 'em new, but studied enough to know them. Would be an interesting little pickemup to have, or a Ranchero. Could be a nice efficient way to get into a pickup for the non-modern like myself.
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My friend's dad had one for many years. Weird in a very cool sort of way.
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I'm not even old enough to have seen any of these on the road.

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I've seen them on the road, and once in a blue moon I still do.

What I really like is seeing old restored trucks doing work. That's so cool to me.
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Old 08-01-2009, 03:18 PM   #7
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I see them in junk yards every now and then. There are also still a few rolling around the bay.
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Yeah, I remember those. Chevrolet had a Corvair version of those as well. But here is my favorite:



When I was a kid, we had the microbus version...kinda like this one:



Two cylinder, two stroke, fuel injected, front wheel drive, kinda looks like a catbus...very interesting vehicle (but it just couldn't take being used as a TV service van running around the hills in La Crescenta, CA)
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Yeah, I remember those. Chevrolet had a Corvair version of those as well. But here is my favorite:



When I was a kid, we had the microbus version...kinda like this one:



Two cylinder, two stroke, fuel injected, front wheel drive, kinda looks like a catbus...very interesting vehicle (but it just couldn't take being used as a TV service van running around the hills in La Crescenta, CA)
That van is so cool. What is it?
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2 stroke, 2 cylinder engine. It sounds like my dad's lawn tractor has a better engine. That has a 4 cycle, 2 cylinder 22 HP Briggs & Stratton engine in it.
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