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Not too far from where I lived before moving, I was less than an hour away. I was at Cry Baby #6, but I could't go this year for the lasr edition....
Nothing new on the Peugeot these days, Imoved into a new house a month ago, doing a lot a of refurbishing. The car is in my old shop, 50minutes...
Oui, je suis de Moselle
I'm de-rusting and painting all the suspension parts black, I'll do the same with the chassis. not much of a progress these days, I've changed a...
At the time, there was probably a company doing those conversions, I've seen several cars with the exact same bed on them. It was well made, but...
they're not that rare. Peugeot, Citroen and Renault of that era were common cars. These days you can find bodies, chassis... sometimes a nice barn...
some people actually already made a gasser with one of those simca/fiat: [MEDIA] I knew about the brown 401 truck, it's a french car too. that 301...
Merci! Tu es Suisse? toutes les pièces d'origine que j'ai revendues pour l'instant, ce sont des Suisses qui sont venus les chercher chez moi dans...
yeah it looks like it belongs in there, except for the alternator that sticks out too much. I could have gone for a v6 but it would've been a...
here's a view of the front axle : from start to 1933 it sported a solid straight beamvthen in 1934 they changed the design and went with...
let's talk wheels. the stock bolt patern is 4x130 (metric, sorry). I wanted some wire wheels for this car, but theses are very, very... very rare....
it's still there , waiting for someone with a lot of courage[ATTACH]
here's the engine I will be using : it's a Ford V4. these were used in many Ford cars for the european Ford division. mine's from an old mk1...
there is absolutely no aftermarket parts for these cars, so upgrading the existing engine is not an option. rebuilding it to stock body would...
here's what used to propel the car : a 1.2L 23hp flathead 4, with a 3 speed manual sending power to the rear end via a torque tube. the engine is...
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