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Guess That Car: Real Life Edition!
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- a baby, candy, it's like taking.
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The light looks like it's sourced from a Lancia Stratos, so Lancia Stratos?
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The rear light looks a bit like it, but no. Car is a bit more recent then a Stratos.
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Lancia 037? Am I even in the right country?
It's not a Lancia.
It's not Italian, but you've got the right continent
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I just tend to see it the same as any other 3-wheeler car with a steering wheel. It just so happens it leans.
There were some bizarre changes in the UK (2013, I think) that led to the Carver, Morgan, and other 3 wheeled cars, requiring you to have a bike licence to drive them. though, if you possessed a Cat B1 licence before 2013, you don't need a bike licence to drive them. Also because of their weight (640kg) They're classed as a car when it comes to M.O.T's.
Fair enough, if you want to class it as a trike. But I still see it as a car, just as I would do the same for a Reliant Robin.
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TBH, if people want to call void on this one, then it's fine by me. As I don't really care either way.
@Mike-ZENKAI I don't suppose you could you do the honours of choosing another car please, preferably 4 wheels this time.
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I just tend to see it the same as any other 3-wheeler car with a steering wheel. It just so happens it leans.
Fair enough, if you want to class it as a trike. But I still see it as a car, just as I would do the same for a Reliant Robin.
@Mike-ZENKAI I don't suppose you could you do the honours of choosing another car please, preferably 4 wheels this time.
@Nessy, agree with you but if people want to call void on this one, no problem.
You can only drive it in Holland with a car licence. Beside the steering wheel it has the controls of a normal car.
@TenEightyOne, perhaps you would like to post the next one, we have had a small argument two times in a row now.
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@Nessy, agree with you but if people want to call void on this one, no problem.
You can only drive it in Holland with a car licence. Beside the steering wheel it has the controls of a normal car.
@TenEightyOne, perhaps you would like to post the next one, we have had a small argument two times in a row now.
Just me nitpicking
@Nessy can take the next
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A ships steering wheel is a helm.
Me nitpicking now, I'm working on merchant vessels.@Nessy, your up.
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Okay will do. Thanks. 👍
Maybe it's a bit too easy. Expecting a correct answer in no less than 5 mins.
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Isuzu Trooper (second generation)
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Yep.
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4 wheels this time
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2008-2014 Lancia Delta?
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Attachments
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70s Datsun?
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Nope.
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72 Plymouth?
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Nope.
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Dang, thought it was a Plymouth Duster.
Dodge Dart?
Dodge Dart?
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Is it a fuselage Chrysler, or a Dodge Coronet?
