"PEARLWHITE" '63 NOTCH

the nosback parked with a gearboxproblem in the garage.
the reddasher parked with carbproblems in the garage.
so it was time to catch a 63 notch without problems to have some fun here and there.
sorry , not aircooled , no rear engine , no rust...

its a little austrian legend built long long time ago.

funny to own , funny to drive , funny to burn the 295`s !!!

great pornored interior with some modifications. IDA 48 , not inside but allways on crazy petroltoys in this country...

...now in front of a strong running V8 !!!


and for all they did not know ,

its a 1963 plymouth valiant from the chrysler cooperation.



FOR BUS LOVERS !

T1 to small ?
ok , then get this !!!

ITS SUMMER

green behind the ears ?

NEW TOY IS IN DA HOUSE

after long time thinking i did it !
i bought a honda zoomer - called ruckus in japan /usa - and if you google pics from "zoomer" or "ruckus tuning" you know why i want one...

at kilometer 52 the first modifications at the rear :its a long way but...
for the futuremods look at this blog : http://uhusticker.blogspot.com/

SOME GUYS IN GREAT BRITAIN...

...knowing whats happened !
or not ?

LAND MISSILES !!!

great cars with great shapes in fantastic colour !!!

SUNROOF FOR THE SOUTH OF FRANCE

sorry for late posting - this pic is from may !!!
patrick from the bug-shop near nizza collected the 63 for a better life now on the cote d'azur !

was a long time we did not see us - about 15 years !!!
but he looks better then ever...

and some weeks later a very fine lowlight was on the way to hungary.

WHAT TO F * * * * ???

ok , my W-IDA 48 license plate is also not alllways on the correct car , but this ???

SEEN ON ANOTHER BLOG !

one of the finest sticker from japan.
i know that i own one and it was time now to stick it on the new toy in the garage.
ok , "flat four" is wrong ,
but "tokyo" and "santa monica since 1976" are correct
for this - jap looker !
15" cosmic's from a triumph TR6 are the perfect wheels for this `77 liftback .
and the tires at the rear are at the moment a little to small to fit into this blog...