Welcome back to our Monday morning game of zip gun tag-- also known 'round these parts as What Am I? Today, you get to take a look at the dirty underside of this car and figure out the make/model.What am I? Comments below.
Welcome back to our Monday morning game of zip gun tag-- also known 'round these parts as What Am I? Today, you get to take a look at the dirty underside of this car and figure out the make/model.
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Ok.. here are my observations:
ReplyDeleteNo Muffler in sight, which means its all behind the rear axle = small engine
What first appears to be hydraulic brake lines look like sleeves around mechanical brake cables. At first I figured it was an e-brake, but no other lines visible = small light car
Appears to be a single leaf spring - again suggesting small, light car
Lots of rust, even on the frame rails which almost look like small I-beams.
Drive-shaft appears to have a rag joint in the front instead of a u-joint = again
small light car
Exhaust exits on the right side, which if built for a polite society, it should be pointing away from the curb..
This would seem to suggest a British/Australian car.
Tires have tall sidewalls but look like fairly big tires, suggesting its some obscure 4-place family car instead of a sports car.
Man, is the right answer gonna hurt! (Clearly, I am no Sherlock Holmes)
Henry J
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