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Old 30th June 2007, 11:52   #181
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Heres an interesting pair I found some time back in Koregaon Park...A Ford Corsair and a Chevy Corvair...
Karl, doesn't the Ford Corsair have a scary resemblance to the front of the Subaru 1000. I for once thought that you got the name wrong but there are quite a few noticable differences in this car. Check post # 950 here Subaru 1000
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Old 30th June 2007, 11:54   #182
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Jeez moral, youre right! kinda spooky indeed...the subarus a much smaller car though.

I see someones doing a helluva lotta homework these days!
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Karl,in the first pic in the background , whats under the blue cover ???? and are these cars still there at the same place ???

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Old 30th June 2007, 12:00   #184
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Jeez moral, youre right! kinda spooky indeed...the subarus a much smaller car though.
Yes indeed but a lot deceptive if you just glance and leave it there

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Old 30th June 2007, 12:06   #185
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Karl,in the first pic in the background , whats under the blue cover ???? and are these cars still there at the same place ???
Under the blue cover is a 1928 Buick 4 door cabrio. To be restored.
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Are these cars still there at the same place ???
Had plans to visit tommorow but if it rains like this we may cancel the plans.Will give you a call if am there tommorow.

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Are these cars still there at the same place ???
There were there till about a month back...I havent been there since, so not sure if they've been moved for the rains.
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Bloddy hell....karl do you scout around for these cars or wat???This guy knows exactly wat wreck is lying where......
also this car was at mahim in a small lane.....i went and asked the guy if he wanted to sell it and the guy said no ...it was a '66





it isnt there anymore....apparently it is being "restored".....
just praying to god that it doesnt get scrapped.....
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also this car was at mahim in a small lane.....i went and asked the guy if he wanted to sell it and the guy said no ...it was a '66
it isnt there anymore....apparently it is being "restored".....
just praying to god that it doesnt get scrapped.....
thats a 56/7 not a 66...the cars obviously being restored, having had most of the tin work done. there are many people out there who want to do up their fiats besides us you know!
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By the looks of the "Dukkar" its lying at a garage. Hope its not a bling project. @ Karl- great pics, love the corvair. Guess it would be pointless to ask if were for sale?
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By the looks of the "Dukkar" its lying at a garage. Hope its not a bling project. @ Karl- great pics, love the corvair. Guess it would be pointless to ask if were for sale?
right now its in the hands of a big collector...work has stopped for ages as there are too many parts missing...what hell, ill ask him anyways if youre genuinely interested. Its defintiely salvagable. Plus, no Rotties guarding it!
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right now its in the hands of a big collector...work has stopped for ages as there are too many parts missing...what hell, ill ask him anyways if youre genuinely interested. Its defintiely salvagable. Plus, no Rotties guarding it!
please do the honours Karl Singhji
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thats a 56/7 not a 66...the cars obviously being restored, having had most of the tin work done. there are many people out there who want to do up their fiats besides us you know!

ohh sorry....my mistake...and i hope they restore it properly.....and not some jhatak restoration job.....
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On sharp turns, the car was prone to flip
Sounds like what the Herald also was known for (occasionally) in the UK....of course in that case it was because of the swing-axle that would 'tuck-in' on sharp turns....its other (& equally notorious but not as dangerous) problem being falling apart at the joint with the diff'l on either side, courtesy of our Indian roads especially!
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hey i was in pune and my good friend Karl Bhote(karlosdevil@bhp) took me to se all the lost beauties lying in pune...
have a look...almost had a tear in my eye...


























Could any one help identify these 2 cars!
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