Cars and bikes I’ve come across in my travels

An Argentinian built Azor GT

Very cool. Everything is stated as made in Argentine! Weighs 800 kg and tubular/square tubing frame. Volkswagen Vento motor making 375 hp. Designed and built by Pablo Kruszewski. Supposedly he can make you one for $50,000 USD ...... but it might be electric soon.

Jim

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This Mehari was parked across the street from the Argentine custom. Notice the widened rims, a common mod here to fit bigger tires for the sand.85BE2E7A-D623-4C4A-8B55-33E3A3158665.jpeg
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Two stroke Kawasaki
 
OK, we're on the water now...
Lago di Garda. I think this service ran the length of the lake from Riva to Sirmione, pretty rapid.


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Used to be one of these running up and down the Rhine between Düsseldorf and Mainz, was hard to keep up with it on the shoreline road (while observing the traffic codes of course)!

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We used to have a couple on sydney Harbour, awesome way to get to Manly.

And as a kid learning to sail always provided a bit of extra fear to keep your wits about you.
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The cruisers on Loch Lomond are a bit more sedate, and there was no sign of the steamers on Loch Katrine.
 

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not the Ken end of ken high street the other end where it crosses Warwick way (I think) it was a corner shop on both roads.

you mean you never went there when you were a nipper Paul? you missed a treat, it was very quiet, splendid cars, laterly with American engines but always with Interestingly large ones.not realy sure why they had it, other than a London presence.
CLEM
 
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