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Hi again. I do not use the car very much, and I don't think I will be able to enjoy it as much as it deserve. What do you think will be a reasonable price for this quite unique car? It's in relatively good condition. Nowadays the dynamo is not working, but that's it. A litle rust where the chassis meets the bulk head on the right side is the rust to handle, otherwise its OK.

Finally I got a nice trip. Yoy can see some pics and history here.... I hope :)

http://www.lrforum.com/forum/index.php? ... ent=944258

Hi,

Beautifull pictures. Shame I could not read a word of your story... But you have a nice vintage camera there. Is that a Kodak or Voightlander? Can't read the text on the front lens. Happy to see people sill use these oldies, just like the cars. I also have classic camera's still. I have a Oly trip 35 and a Oly 35SP and a Hasselblad 500CW.

Still use the 1970's oly's to record the old Land Rovers on shows etc.

Michiel

Hi. Thank you! If you like to read the text you might use Google translate. It will give you a brief overview.
The camera is a German Foitzik Trier.
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On a trip with friends last weekend.

Been fixing a litle on the camper lately.
New springs and shocks and fitted an old roof rack.

I like the roofrack! That gives some extra loading space for long items down the sides, which is something I miss in the Carawagon. Rolled up wind breaks, awning poles and anything long tend to end up on the floor inside at the moment.
And it also disguises the box frame for that amazing roof a little when it's down.

Patrick

Took the old girl on a sunday trip yesterday

W

Beautiful pictures and great idea for the roof rack.
Like Patrick says, great solutions for those pesky awning poles etc.

Michiel

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