Ho Chi Minh was a mysterious guy; even after reading the definitive biography of the revolutionary schemer who changed pseudonyms as often most of us change our socks, I still couldn’t tell you much about the man who is now his country’s equivalent of all of America’s Founding Fathers rolled into one. However, I can tell you what Ho Chi Minh drove! (Read More…)
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Tagged as 1950s, 1960s, Down On The Vietnam Street, GAZ, GAZ M20, GAZ Pobeda, Ho Chi Minh, Peugeot, peugeot 404, russian cars, Soviet Union, USSR, Vietnam, ZIS, ZIS-110
Tagged as 1950s, 1960s, Down On The Vietnam Street, GAZ, GAZ M20, GAZ Pobeda, Ho Chi Minh, Peugeot, peugeot 404, russian cars, Soviet Union, USSR, Vietnam, ZIS, ZIS-110
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Scoutdude - My 86 626 had the oscillating center vent.
Good ole dayz - Not necessarily “silly” (though some might have considered them so), but definitely entertaining, were the 1970′s FIAT “Remy Jullienne”...
jmo - I love this post!! It’s exactly the editorial tone I’m looking for. It has a honest enthusiasm for cars and their various permutations. In...
azmtbkr81 - I didn’t get that from the quoted statement. To me it expresses disdain for those who lack the refinement and taste necessary to appreciate...
Good ole dayz - +1
Good ole dayz - +1
billfrombuckhead - I think many pundits are frustrated that the Detroit 3 have come roaring back when they were predicting American marketshare would fall...
NormSV650 - Sometimes its the other way…by a few days.
VenomV12 - I like it and am considering it, would prefer the hardtop though, but I can tell you with certainty, if I did get one I would 99.99999% for sure lease it. Ditto for...
VenomV12 - My mom had the same 626, cool car. My dad had a 929 Limited that had all sorts of cool stuff including an upright cassette deck with an EQ like a home stereo. I have...