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Rabu, 22 Februari 2017

yellow headlights.... it started in WW2 as a way to differentiate French cars from German cars


The main objective of the yellow lights (used first in military vehicles) was not to be such an easy target.

The Government enacted a law on the 3rd of November, 1936 stating that all vehicles put into production in 1937 are required to have yellow headlights. The French being who they are, didn't abandon these headlights until 1993 when forced by the European Unions conformity standards.



http://www.french-cars-in-america.com/why-did-france-have-yellow-headlights
Februari 22, 2017   Posted by Unknown in ,
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Kamis, 16 Februari 2017

HP2 = stood for Hemi-Powered Plymouth

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Rabu, 15 Februari 2017

the recommended tire pressure for a Corvair was 15 psi fronts, and 26 psi rear

that's very weird
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