It's Monday morning, time for DT's mystery guessing game known as What Am I? Today, and we've got another picture of some random part of a car-- you get to figure out which car.What am I? Comments below.
It's Monday morning, time for DT's mystery guessing game known as What Am I? Today, and we've got another picture of some random part of a car-- you get to figure out which car.
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Corvair?
ReplyDeleteMy only guess is "Something uncomfortable".
ReplyDeleteBobinott -- yes...sort of...
DeleteFirst guess was a 1602/2002 of some flavor, but not with that stitching pattern.
ReplyDeleteNope. Not a BMW.
Delete334657M173633 drops mic
ReplyDeleteOh man, the back back.
DeleteI'm sorry, I don't speak Hex...oh...the VIN...YES! Here it is on eBay
DeleteAbsolutely amazing. Outstanding work.
Deletepleased with myself on this one - here's the logic: looks like two places and a folding mechanism, so it's a wayback - old style stitching, but seatbelts, so mid-60's - GM on a hunch - extra stitches, so upmarket brand, Olds, Buick - quick drag through eBay, see what's DT-style - bingy bangy boom
Deletepleased with myself on this one - here's the logic: looks like two places and a folding mechanism, so it's a wayback - old style stitching, but seatbelts, so mid-60's - GM on a hunch - extra stitches, so upmarket brand, Olds, Buick - quick drag through eBay, see what's DT-style - bingy bangy boom
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ReplyDeleteAh, apparently you found it entertaining, whimsical and yet relevant, with an underlying revisionist conceit that belied its emotional attachments to the subject matter.
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ReplyDeleteLooks just like the back seat of my 69 Malibu convertable
ReplyDeleteDatsun 510
ReplyDeletePinto
ReplyDeleteInternational 1000D
ReplyDeleteSoroSuub XP-38
ReplyDeleteAkula-class
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