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5/10/10, 05:44 AM
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5/11/10, 06:14 AM
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Puma GTS 1600 Spider
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5/11/10, 11:52 PM
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Puma GTS 1600 Spider
to tonylop33:
When you give an answer to my task, and you have a link where you found the solution, put it here and now Set the new task. Do not wait for my confirmation. I'm not angry ... If you will be wrong answer I will say the exact solution .... to speed up a bit ...
to tonylop33:
When you give an answer to my task, and you have a link where you found the solution, put it here and now Set the new task. Do not wait for my confirmation. I'm not angry ... If you will be wrong answer I will say the exact solution .... to speed up a bit ...
5/12/10, 10:34 PM
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Not a toy. 
Genuine car. Had all-wheel drive. Presented at the Turin auto show 1966. Produced until 1970. I had vinyl plastic glass and suicide doors.
Auto, signed by an engineer, and his cars today, the notion of speed and wealth. They are mostly red, and there is a Formula 1 team.
Genuine car. Had all-wheel drive. Presented at the Turin auto show 1966. Produced until 1970. I had vinyl plastic glass and suicide doors.
Auto, signed by an engineer, and his cars today, the notion of speed and wealth. They are mostly red, and there is a Formula 1 team.
5/13/10, 12:09 AM
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5/13/10, 05:52 AM
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Yes.
This car, signed by Engineer Ferrari himself, as shown in the sales catalog, delineates a vehicle for leisure and for off-roading, which, for its construction as well as its possible uses, distinguishes it from all of the other Fiat 500 and 600 derivatives.
With an open body, 4 vinyl-covered seats and anti-slip rubber floor mats, the Ranger adds to the qualities of a beach car like the Jolly Ghia the possibility to go directly on the beach, while the folding windscreen and suicide doors (which are removable or can be locked in the open position), transform it into a "barchetta"; the capability to cruise slowly (thanks to the 7/48 differential ratio, which is shorter than the original 500 one), you can "walk" in the woods, etc. and enjoy the outdoors in a way that no other off-road vehicle can offer.
This car, signed by Engineer Ferrari himself, as shown in the sales catalog, delineates a vehicle for leisure and for off-roading, which, for its construction as well as its possible uses, distinguishes it from all of the other Fiat 500 and 600 derivatives.
With an open body, 4 vinyl-covered seats and anti-slip rubber floor mats, the Ranger adds to the qualities of a beach car like the Jolly Ghia the possibility to go directly on the beach, while the folding windscreen and suicide doors (which are removable or can be locked in the open position), transform it into a "barchetta"; the capability to cruise slowly (thanks to the 7/48 differential ratio, which is shorter than the original 500 one), you can "walk" in the woods, etc. and enjoy the outdoors in a way that no other off-road vehicle can offer.
5/14/10, 02:25 AM
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Last edited by Statler; 5/14/10 at 02:30 AM.