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Today I saw a classic and took a pic thread!
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A couple of voitures sans permis (literally, cars without licence) which I understand derives from the time when such light and small vehicles didn't require the driver to be licenced etc. Nowadays, such vehicles carry registration plates and the driver does indeed require a normal driving licence to operate such a vehicle.
Examples here are the Microcar MC2 and the Chatenet CH26.........
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A couple of voitures sans permis (literally, cars without licence) which I understand derives from the time when such light and small vehicles didn't require the driver to be licenced etc. Nowadays, such vehicles carry registration plates and the driver does indeed require a normal driving licence to operate such a vehicle.
They have the same system here in Sweden, although here they do not need registration plates. But as they are a slow moving vehicle they need a large reflective red triangle on the back. I'm not here that long so I don't know all the ins and outs yet but from what I understand they are limited to 30 or 45Km/h depending on the category. They can be driven from 15 years old on a tractor driving licence and so are referred to as "tractors" In addition to the French microcar it is possible to fit any car with a speed limiter as long as it is only a two seater so you get Volvo 740 estates which have been cut down like a pick up but the favorite choice is old Volvo pick ups which are rodded and a large stereo system appears to be compulsory!
They are the true personification of "all show and no go"
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Its a Messerschmitt KR200,heres an interior shot.KingIsabella wrote: »That third little one seater looks to be in cork? There's a blue one parked up sometimes on mc curtain street. love to know what they are?
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i can remember my dad had one of these in the mid 60s but the roof lifted to the right side,even though the i was young at the time it was still a tight fit in the back seat.i can remember it snowed and was very cold one morning and he went out and put the electric heater under the engine to get it warmed to start it.carchaeologist wrote: »Its a Messerschmitt KR200,heres an interior shot.
More info to be found here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Messerschmitt_KR200
would be a nice car to have now.
that looks like a tiger i think they were called ?0 -
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