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It's a 1959 Renault quatre chevaux (4cv).  I thought everybody knew .  These were built between 1947 and 1961 with few changes.  If parked next to an old VW bug, the bug looks really big! I had several Dauphines and a 4cv that I rebuilt back in the 70s.  Kaiser in Argentina did build the Dauphine, but not the 4cv.  Everything is available for the car, but much has to come from France.  I bought a complete brake rebuild kit with cylinders and hoses from Argentina for a reasonable price - same parts as fit the Dauphine.

I knew what that was....l wanted one in college as a cheap car to drive....sure haven't seen one  for a while...but l came into an inheritance and bought just the opposite, a late 1960 Impala with 1961 350  HP 348cu. in. engine and four speed, and three Rochester two-barrels.  75 in first, 95 in second, 115 in third, and needle would spin in fourth.  They used to build cars in America.  Drove it to Arizona and California in the winter of 1963-64, to recover from walking across snow-covered campus.

I knew what that was....l wanted one in college as a cheap car to drive....sure haven't seen one  for a while...but l came into an inheritance and bought just the opposite, a late 1960 Impala with 1961 350  HP 348cu. in. engine and four speed, and three Rochester two-barrels.  75 in first, 95 in second, 115 in third, and needle would spin in fourth.  They used to build cars in America.  Drove it to Arizona and California in the winter of 1963-64, to recover from walking across snow-covered campus.

I hope you still have it. A neighbor of mine, when I was a kid on an USAF airbase, had one. It was sweet.

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