Practically Classics Forum

Dam you JPB ,you had to set me off, Your car pic looks delicious

http://www.flickr.com/photos/59682227@N ... 613480693/.

karlsgazelle wrote:Don't they still build the Hunter in Iran? I believe they are used as taxis in Tehran. Called the Paykan Hunter.

Not any more, they have even given up on them

Oldcarnut wrote:Dam you JPB ,you had to set me off, Your car pic looks delicious

If mine had been is that good a condition, I'd probably know where it was now, it had returned to nature a little more than the one you posted, as quoted above.
That does look suspiciously like the folks' garden though, but my Hunter was a Hillman=badged one and didn't have a red RoI plate on the back of it like the Chrysler version in the photo.

I suppose the lads in the mag have restored worse .A bit of t-cut and a few panels might have her sorted i suppose .I believe the Chrysler versions were made over here for the last 3 years of production.Below is how it is today I believe.Its a police station now.


http://maps.google.ie/maps?q=Shanowen+R ... 9,,0,-5.07

Another old thread resurrection after I discovered an excellent video clip with some familiar faces performing:

Oldtimer-TV.de

The German journalist colleagues seem to think it was a pretty conclusive German win

There are some interesting videos on that site (it helps if you speak the language).

Cheers
Karl