Practically Classics Forum

Only if you take one of the front wheels off.

TerryG wrote:Only if you take one of the front wheels off.

Make it one of the rears, that would be the typically French approach to three wheeling :

Like this!


OK, so that vid is Spanish but you get the gist.

i once drove a john deere with the front wheel missing
meanwhile

http://www.leboncoin.fr/voitures/576344830.htm?ca=18_s
http://www.leboncoin.fr/voitures/610324223.htm?ca=18_s
http://www.leboncoin.fr/voitures/609441236.htm?ca=18_s
http://www.leboncoin.fr/voitures/606849059.htm?ca=18_s
http://www.leboncoin.fr/voitures/610364535.htm?ca=18_s

oooooooooohhhhhhhh, tanktacular!

Char Churchill

Oi! Leave the doggy alone.

I'm liking the R4-based Jeepalike. Not much alike granted, but at least it shows that the R4's mahoosive separate chassis can be used in cars that don't tell people that the driver is eccentric and smells of food.

JPB wrote:

Char Churchill

Oi! Leave the doggy alone.

I'm liking the R4-based Jeepalike. Not much alike granted, but at least it shows that the R4's mahoosive separate chassis can be used in cars that don't tell people that the driver is eccentric and smells of food.

its better than a someone who smells of guinness bottom

That isn't you sniffing around in my attic by any chance? Scary coincidence if not.

That first Taunus is sitting on Mustang alloys

john, i too suffer from guinness bottom

rich. wrote:john, i too suffer from guinness bottom

You filthy beast! And there's poor Rob, trying to make an interesting point about those wheels while all around, information - too much of it - about stout-based floating widgets is taking over the internet.