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We suggest you take a moment to read the comments on the article about the 1939 Oldsmobile that we published last Wednesday. Whether or not we should any let anyone touch our precious automobiles is of course up to the owner, but it can be done! Take the example set by Andy Watt. He brought his Berliet to a rally in Germany, where this bevy of young ladies were part of a group of youngsters visiting from Ukraine. They live in a radiation fall out area and had three weeks of fresh air, good food and relaxation. Something we all take for granted! Anyway, thirty or so kids had their photos taken in the Berliet plus a few moments of pleasure. Young Emile Sauvlet, aged seven, rode with Andy all weekend and decided to take the car over! Well done, Andy, that's the only way to create new interest in our hobby!
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jeudi juillet 18th, 2013
Inconnu
19 Juillet 2013, 17:35
Nice to see both Andy & the Berliet out & about again. genuine enthusiast,
when I had a car trimmed it looked too new, a couple of kids later bouncing & squirming, what do you get wonderful Patina, cant be bought at any price, .
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Inconnu
19 Juillet 2013, 13:43
I agree. While we don't want anyone feeling at home with our car when we are not around, when I see enthusiastic youngsters around the car, I invite them to climb aboard. I ask one condition, though: they must honk the horn.
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Graham Rankin
19 Juillet 2013, 07:04
Yes indeed---very well done Andy. It is vital to catch the interest and imagination of newcomers to our hobby as early as possible and to inspire them. This actual car is probably one of the finest and most desirable in the whole veteran car movement having a 7.4 litre engine, being superbly made and totally original. Fabulous performance all round---keep up the good work !
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