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A picture of my 1947 Simca. Made from machinery used to make Fiat Topolino, Fiat 500. This was taken...

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Pete 55Tbird
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The picture was taken in 1957. I was still in High School ( you do the math). Times were good. Pete
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I looked at the engine pic before I read the caption, and thought that looked like a Crosley engine. I had a couple of Crosleys before I was old enough to legally drive them.

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