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This article was published by Joe Donaldson (@Joey D) on February 13th, 2019 in the Car Culture category.
Shuttle the Family Around in Retro Style With This 1975 Ford Transit Kombi
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Reminds me of the Mystery Machine
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The Mystery Machine is more of a big van isn't it?
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The Mystery Machine was what was needed for any given situation. The pursuit for a foundation in reality is fraught with difficulty from the start as a result, because what was needed was subject to change.
It's apparent that early show runners weren't terribly concerned with continuity either. As we all know, those meddling kids were prone to being stranded at the side of the road with an ominous--potentially even haunted--structure looming in the distance, and in these situations even the engine's position in the vehicle wasn't firmly established; I recall seeing Fred and/or Shaggy (occasionally even Scooby or Velma...but never Daphne) poking about either the front or rear, engulfed in steam or smoke, to determine the source of the trouble.
It's apparent that early show runners weren't terribly concerned with continuity either. As we all know, those meddling kids were prone to being stranded at the side of the road with an ominous--potentially even haunted--structure looming in the distance, and in these situations even the engine's position in the vehicle wasn't firmly established; I recall seeing Fred and/or Shaggy (occasionally even Scooby or Velma...but never Daphne) poking about either the front or rear, engulfed in steam or smoke, to determine the source of the trouble.
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