buzzboy said:Pete. (l33t FS) said:I forgot this thread. I saw a GEM pickup on a trailer in rural Ohio.
GEMs were kei truck sized EVs from the 90s. They had a weird plastic body that is pretty easy to spot once you know them, and used a bank of 12v deep cycle batteries under the bed. They were not street legal as their top speed was about 20mph.
My old boss(we rented fiberglass dune buggies at the time) now rents GEM cars to people at the local campgrounds. He delivers them to your campsite. His are street legal and do 35(the local speed limit).
So they got upgrades
I only know them because NASA Lewis (now Glenn) Research Center was just up the road, and they had a small fleet of GEMs that they used for inter-building maintenance, and we were the only shop willing to touch them.
Tonight in Manchester VT I saw somebody out driving their Lancia Delta Integrale in full Martini livery. Sounded good
both in Tokyo, note the girls advertising for their maid cafes in either side of the supra. Japan is a weird place
In reply to Pete. (l33t FS) :
Two in one place is quite a find! There's a place near me that has one on a stand as some business sign/yard art thing, I'll have to try and get a picture next time I go past it...
In reply to GameboyRMH :
This was at a used car dealership. Not sure if for sale or an employee's stash.
Chuck Berry's Cadillac Eldorado at the National Museum of African American History and Culture in DC. Huge! Perfect!
In the neighborhood here in the Netherlands. There's also often a Volvo P210 parked around one corner and a 911 SC around another.
Parked at a service garage in Lenhartsville PA with fresh inspection stickers. A Class, it wasn't a great seller in Europe when newm
Someone entered their freshly built hillclimb car in an SCCA roadrace event at CMP this past weekend.
Turbo LS powered
At the Renwick museum across the street from the trash dump in DC. It was nasty and apparently can hit 60 mph
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