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Why not drive on the fenders of the car?!
There are multiple ways to drive a (pre-war) car. This is of course also an option... Why not drive on the fenders of the car? We must admit that we are happy this Ford is not moving but stands still on the side of the road. Otherwise, it would have been a little bit dangerous.
However, we do like this black and white photograph and thought it would be good fun to recreate this image! So, are you the owner of a similar car? Invite two ladies. It does not matter who they are as long as they are a little photogenic: your wife, daughter, lady friend, neighbour, or just a happy passer-by. Let them carefully take place on the fenders and take a photograph with your mobile phone or a camera. Then there is one more thing you should do. Well, that is not entirely true. First help the ladies to get with both feet on the ground and of course thank them for their assistance.
Finally, upload your photo(s) below to share them with other PreWarCar enthusiasts! We very much look forward to seeing them.
Have a good weekend everyone!
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venerdì febbraio 15th, 2019
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Jakob Bonfils
02 Marzo 2019, 17:18
MARTIN SHELLEY
17 Febbraio 2019, 13:56
Er well, I'm not sure early wings (or fenders if you are American) are built to take the weight of even a slight person. Once they're bent taking the picture, you could just try and straighten them by why bother in the first place. Even modern cars don't take too kindly to having folk sitting on the bodywork! My own Subaru Legacy bonnet got subtly dented some years ago by someone who sat on it, and I didn't realise the damage this caused until several days later. Seemed fun at the time but needless to say I regretted it!
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I have been working on the 1924 Chummy during winther, after my brother Bo, gave it to me last year.
We picked the car up in UK near Brighton nine years ago and had a great experience driving it back to Denmark, through all the smallest villages where you are not in the way all the time, due to a low maximum speed.
A good idea for people that always are in a hurry....you tune in and have a party driving s l o w .
All the Best from Jakob Bonfils