I believe MG's were more available. At least in Ontario.
Nice cars other than x-fire
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The car in the image is a 1959 Jensen 541R, a British grand tourer produced between 1957 and 1960.
Engine: It is equipped with a 4.0-liter Austin straight-six engine.
Body: The car features a lightweight fiberglass body, which was advanced for its time.
Production: Only 193 units of the 541R model were ever manufactured, making it very rare.
Features: It was one of the first four-seater saloon cars to offer disc brakes as a standard feature.
Engine: It is equipped with a 4.0-liter Austin straight-six engine.
Body: The car features a lightweight fiberglass body, which was advanced for its time.
Production: Only 193 units of the 541R model were ever manufactured, making it very rare.
Features: It was one of the first four-seater saloon cars to offer disc brakes as a standard feature.
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This is a custom-built diesel trike created by Walt Moss, styled after a semi-truck.
It is powered by a twin-turbocharged 3208 Caterpillar diesel engine.
The trike features a six-speed Allison automatic transmission.
It is equipped with large, vertical exhaust stacks and a rear canopy modeled after a semi-truck hood.
The creation has been driven over 18,000 miles to various events, including the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.
Obviously a C8 owner....
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I have seen a lot of ingenuity in Latin America. Amazing what they can do with what they have available. " Car guys " for example in Cuba . And these guys in Guatemala........that was a bit spooky, soon as I typed the G , Guatemala popped up . Is that AI scanning the photo? Then again there are only 3 Latin American countries that start with G but still....enough to make you paranoid , lol.Obviously a C8 owner....