Cuban Model "A"

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ericr

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still running, with a few modifications.
 

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Looking at the camber of the rear wheel and what looks like VW hub caps makes one wonder if it is on a VW chassis. Also note the covered grill area.
 
Looking at the camber of the rear wheel and what looks like VW hub caps makes one wonder if it is on a VW chassis. Also note the covered grill area.
 
gweilbaker said:
Looking at the camber of the rear wheel and what looks like VW hub caps makes one wonder if it is on a VW chassis. Also note the covered grill area.
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I think you could be correct. I believe it has VW turn signal lights on the front fenders also.:eek:
 
Glad to se your back Bill !!!
Is that car one of those Glassics made in West Palm Beach Fla in the 60's??
They were preety Grim and on an International chassis if I remember right.

John Cochran
 
Great pics....brings back memories. Having lived in Puerto Rico for many years and seeing what salt air can do to cars, I'm amazed that these old ones are not totally rusted out.

Isn't pic No. DSC-0792 a 2CV Citroen and not a Puegot?

Glen
 
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.

Surprised that the worker's paradise can afford such extravagance.

I had a friend who got convinced he wanted a VW conversion to a Jeep. A "Veep" he called it. Kit car total price in 1978 about $1800. You still had to provide your own engine and VW running gear. For that price then you could buy a VERY good condition CJ2A.

Today the used Veep might be worth about $1800? Meanwhile a similar good condition CJ2A would run about $5000 minimum.

Joe K
 
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