https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2055940817/signature-rules
Today I saw a classic and took a pic thread!
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ulick-magee wrote: »hi all,i am useless at guessing what cars are but i saw this in Bandon last week ,left hand drive obviously if it's an american import....
Did you wait to see if the driver climbed in the window?
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Citroen Ami. Was supposed to be the successor to the 2CV iirc. Were quite popular in France and surrounding countries
Incorrect
The Ami was launched first as the Ami 6, later replaced by the Ami 8 and Ami Super. They were not supposed to replace the 2CV, but rather fill the gap in the range between the 2CV and the DS. The Ami 6 had many DS parts in it, like the roof (which explains the Anglia style rear window, purely cos the roof was too big), the steering wheel, many interior bits as well. Chassis and engine was similar to the 2CV though.
The replacement for the 2CV you're referring to was the Dyane, which obviously failed in its goal and was survived by the 2CV by many years. Interesting fact is that the Dyane was not designed to be a Citroen, but a Panhard. Citroen, who owned Panhard at the time, decided to kill the brand and take the Dyane in its range.0 -
Interior Bits...what interior bits ??!!........ many interior bits as well.
It's the nearest thing to sitting on a patio there is - except that it's moving....! Ode To The Motorist
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Interior Bits...what interior bits ??!! It's the nearest thing to sitting on a patio there is - except that it's moving....!
steering wheel, door handles, some buttons, ......
i agree that situating it between the 2CV and the DS might have been a push, but hey it was France in the early 60s.. Not the only weird thing they did hey....0 -
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Wishbone Ash wrote: »Not a very revealing picture but a pre '87 Laois registered Mercedes recovery truck spotted northbound on the R132 this morning.
It's quite rare to see pre '87 trucks in everyday use. Can anyone put a year on it?
The "nnnn CI" series for Laois started in April '81 and was still in use by the end of '86 when the current registration format commenced. At that time, they had reached approx. 7200, so on an averaged basis, that would date this plate in the latter half of 1983 approx.0 -
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