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Regarding Phillip's Mustang, my 4th car, in 1967, was a '66 Mustang fastback in silver with red interior.  It handled much like other American cars at the time.  However, the current generation of Mustangs handle very well. 

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Since we know it's a Ford frim the US, and this one has been modified, here's a generous crop: 

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23 minutes ago, stuny said:

Oops!  I just noticed that Nigel guessed Model A.  It is a 1928 Model A sedan.  Nigel's turn.

I’ll post something later today. I’ll find a good door handle 😉

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44 minutes ago, wlaidlaw said:

I wonder if the Greenbrier had as interesting handling as one suspects it might have? 

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Only for those who cannot drive!  I have never heard any complaints about the Volkswagen Kombi van.

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Taken in New Zealand 1967:

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