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Ever seen this ?
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The ugly duckling prize goes to......
Quote from: Ultra on March 13, 2010, 08:04:33 PM
The ugly duckling prize goes to......
Aw that's not fair. It can't help it..!
Life ain't fair.
Free for all
Lucky me! It's the obscure "ZAR" car from Canada, probably equipped with Fiat mechanicals
Dammit! :shiner:
I hadn't seen you were on line. I'm only one point ahead of you now.
Would rather say you were in front of me, again! ;D
You recently made a bunch of points it seems!
D'ho! I missed this.
The car has indeed Fiat mechanicals:
Quote from: Allemano on March 25, 2010, 07:02:34 PM
Would rather say you were in front of me, again! ;D
You recently made a bunch of points it seems!
Group puzzles is my secret. But you earned one of your own since my reply because I hadn't added yours. So we're even now.
Any information about this car/maker?
I have one (ZAR CAR) This is the first information on the car . I need any thing you may have on the car. Please Email me any other information on the car. Thanks in advance,
Brent
I emailed this new member all I had about this car, which is this: made in Windsor, Ontario, probably a 1959 prototype, commercialized in 1960.
;D
After this reply from Brent, the new owner of the (only) Zar, Geoff Hacker stepped in and the chase for every info about this car is on.
I received these pictures from Geoff,or someone else - there's so many people involved that I don't know who.
Great, nice to see that it's been restored!
Sorry to bump this thread, but this is such an unusual car; I love it! :)
Why sorry?
You're welcome to bump it. We all like when a newcomer, or even anyone, revives an old topic.
Quote from: Ray B. on May 19, 2014, 03:16:54 PM
Why sorry?
You're welcome to bump it. We all like when a newcomer, or even anyone, revives an old topic.
:thumbsup:
Apparently it was completely restored
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