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Pete O'Hanlon27-Nov-23 1:03

Pete O'Hanlon

27-Nov-23 1:03

It's not my car - I have a nice modern easy to get into one. Apart from the Aston Martin DB5, I've never been into "movie" cars.

0x01AA27-Nov-23 2:26

0x01AA

27-Nov-23 2:26

I'm aware it's technical wise a horrible car. But I'm experienced with such strange vehicles. Before 40 years I had a Matra Bagheera and it was horrible too.

honey the codewitch27-Nov-23 4:00

honey the codewitch

27-Nov-23 4:00

I'd say it's more mixed. Certain things about that car were quite innovative.

If anything, I think it's guilty of trying too hard - it came out too clever by half, and many of those innovations turned into headaches.

Check out my IoT graphics library here:
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0x01AA27-Nov-23 11:02

0x01AA

27-Nov-23 11:02

I forgive this car for any faults and it has many of them. But this car simply fascinates me, just the stainless steel body.
And , I have now worked now for 40 years and have perhaps taken a vacation a maximum of 10 times during this time. Now perhaps I allow myself this extravagance and only out of collector instinct Wink | ;)

honey the codewitch27-Nov-23 11:04

honey the codewitch

27-Nov-23 11:04

It's still a lovely car, warts and all.

Check out my IoT graphics library here:
https://honeythecodewitch.com/gfx
And my IoT UI/User Experience library here:
https://honeythecodewitch.com/uix

Jörgen Andersson27-Nov-23 5:46

Jörgen Andersson

27-Nov-23 5:46

My neighbour has a Triumf Stag.
I have never seen him drive it. Smile | :)

He still claims though that it's better than the V12 Jag he had before. (could never get the SU-carburetors in sync....)

Wrong is evil and must be defeated. - Jeff Ello

jschell27-Nov-23 7:36

jschell

27-Nov-23 7:36

Pete O'Hanlon wrote:
low slung vehicles are a damn sight harder to get out of.

And even if you are in good shape, you are more likely to get injured and then still have that problem.

Not to mention that many people use their garage as a storage bin. Probably don't want to park that car on the street. So need to clean that garage first.

megaadam26-Nov-23 22:53

megaadam

26-Nov-23 22:53

How much for one with a flux capacitor ?

"If we don't change direction, we'll end up where we're going"

honey the codewitch26-Nov-23 23:53

honey the codewitch

26-Nov-23 23:53

You got a keeper Laugh | :laugh:

Check out my IoT graphics library here:
https://honeythecodewitch.com/gfx
And my IoT UI/User Experience library here:
https://honeythecodewitch.com/uix

englebart27-Nov-23 9:05

englebart

27-Nov-23 9:05

How are you going to hang that on the wall?

0x01AA27-Nov-23 10:48

0x01AA

27-Nov-23 10:48

You nailed it, so no more job for me Poke tongue | ;-P

Nelek1 hr 48mins ago

Nelek

1 hr 48mins ago

Be careful... who knows when you will end if you get eventually hit by a ligthning

M.D.V.

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StarNamer@work25-Nov-23 15:55

StarNamer@work

25-Nov-23 15:55

Wordle 890 5/6*

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Amarnath S25-Nov-23 19:37

Amarnath S

25-Nov-23 19:37

Wordle 890 4/6

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pkfox25-Nov-23 22:08

pkfox

25-Nov-23 22:08

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Cp-Coder26-Nov-23 1:29

Cp-Coder

26-Nov-23 1:29

Wordle 890 4/6

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GKP199226-Nov-23 2:22

GKP1992

26-Nov-23 2:22

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Sandeep Mewara26-Nov-23 19:29

Sandeep Mewara

26-Nov-23 19:29

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Mircea Neacsu25-Nov-23 15:18

Mircea Neacsu

25-Nov-23 15:18

First you should know that I'm a relative newcomer here. I registered a long time ago, don't even remember why, probably to ask a question, but then life happened and I had other things to do. I became more active only in the last 3 or 4 years and now I got hooked and hang around here, probably more than I should do.

I've come to realize that this is a nice, decent and caring community and that begs the question: how is this possible? I a world full of trolling, hate and blustering, what is the magic sauce that allowed this oasis of respect and gentleness?

Maybe the ones that have been here longer might have a clue. Maybe it's possible to spread that fairy dust in other places? Who knows?

Mircea

PIEBALDconsult25-Nov-23 15:20

PIEBALDconsult

25-Nov-23 15:20

It's due to all the Australians and Canadians present (and a few of the Welshmen).

Mircea Neacsu25-Nov-23 15:22

Mircea Neacsu

25-Nov-23 15:22

Are you dissing your countrymen? Laugh | :laugh:

Mircea

PIEBALDconsult25-Nov-23 15:23

PIEBALDconsult

25-Nov-23 15:23

I'm a quarter Canadian. Big Grin | :-D

Shmoken9927-Nov-23 15:01

Shmoken99

27-Nov-23 15:01

Sooo, 21 cents in 'Merican?

jmaida25-Nov-23 16:06

jmaida

25-Nov-23 16:06

Thanx to Chris M. and a number of other "behind the scenes" folks who guide and nurture this web site. Good Job!
I have been a member for quite some time but only in the last years have been I been active.

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