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If this design were for a real car, your target customers would be millionaire playboys. The convertible/rumble-seat variant would be for their sons -- and perhaps daughters.
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Same front, but a different rear treatment for this convertible. I think the rumble seat will fit in.
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You haven't mentioned scale.
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Station Wagon?
Dear Cami:
What would the CAMIMOBILE I look like as a station wagon to fit a string bass? My 11 year old daughter is learning to play one, currently driving a old ford escort. Question to the car folks what was the first station wagon? Thanks, MILES |
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Your question needs to be clarified. The first 'station' wagons were trucks fitted to transport passengers and goods around train stations. Do you mean the first station wagon that was a car? or the actual first station wagon?
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The first station wagon? (This is not a simple question to answer.)
See: A station wagon history..... 1914 Ford Model T Station Wagon See: SVSM Gallery :: 1914 Ford Model T Station Wagon, Hiller Aviation Museum, San Carlos, CA, by Vladimir Yakubov 1923 Star was the first 'production' station wagon. |
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Dear Folks:
Never to old to learn! Thank you very much, MILES |
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Your sketch reminds me of a Graham Paige Sharknose
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