Recent content by PlekVis

i think only in the netherlands, as far as i know in germany you pay tax on the gas, here on the gas instalation, hence the price difference

they are, but fortunately, here in the netherlands, cars older than 25 years are road-tax-free, so most people run them on lpg (liquified petrol gas) which is about the quarter of the price of normal gasoline, so that compensates ;) (but they are planning to change that law, no final version is...

@thomas, in addition to the cool 327 pics: did you know the chevy 327 was also used on this side of the ocean? opel diplomat 5.4 (I just love those cars)

those are still in a pretty decent shape for "pilsner bilar" compared to this:

nice project sunbimmer but what happend to the corsa that's in one of the first photo's? (according to the RDW it doesn't exist anymore?)

or, as how sunbimmer would have said it: prettige feestdagen ;)

another thing i like so much about this topic, you give the metrical numbers in your postst :) (i don't have to recalculate everything)

i was taught the same, but then while working at the dutch john deere plant, they told me to put them the other way around: that way one wouldn't damage the powder coating

this must be, by far, the best thread on all of the internet ;)

everytime I think it can't et any better, then I check the next day, and BAM the story proves me wrong ;)

deja vu? :D

now I want a truck like Gus so bad... Thanks Thomas :mad: ;) I know they have also been built overhere in the Netherlands, but never came across one... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaiser-Frazer#Kaiser_Frazer_in_the_Netherlands

best wishes everyone

Merry Christmas! or, as we say overhere in the Netherlands: Vrolijk Kerstfeest!

that one? ;)