The things you find on Youtube

not exactly accurate, but amusing

you never learn nothin by mistake if you're to careful.
bad decisions make good memories.
you never learn nothin by mistake if you're to careful.
bad decisions make good memories.

Wow, automated paint spraying! I wouldn't have thought it was a thing at that time.

i was shocked by that as well

you never learn nothin by mistake if you're to careful.
bad decisions make good memories.

this is just entertaining

you never learn nothin by mistake if you're to careful.
bad decisions make good memories.

No idea what's being said but I'm thinking they've decided this oval ragtop is a bit too far gone:

They stated that this is a quite rare '57 oval bug.
It's a standard model with cable brakes and without chrome trim but with that ragtop as an extra.
This seems to be a quite uncommon and rare option. They assumed about 10 cars may have been built.
The extra charge for the ragtop option was almost the same as for a fully equipped export model with hydraulic brakes.


http://standardkaefer.com/Standard-Galerie/Standard-1957


http://standardkaefer.com/Standard-Galerie/Standard-1954-Faltdach

well hell, if they don't want it, ship it to me! ill do something with it. im thinking there's enough there to fix to stick on an RLR chassis and have a pro mod.
race cars are better than crushers, just sayin'

you never learn nothin by mistake if you're to careful.
bad decisions make good memories.

Super_Randy wrote:

im thinking there's enough there to fix to stick on an RLR chassis and have a pro mod

You're talking about this...? 8-)

Stick the body on this?

Maddel wrote:

Super_Randy wrote:

im thinking there's enough there to fix to stick on an RLR chassis and have a pro mod

You're talking about this...? 8-)

indeed.
and this is all the body you need. the rest is aluminum firewall and interior panels and fiberglass/carbon fiber body panels

im telling you, there's a project there!

you never learn nothin by mistake if you're to careful.
bad decisions make good memories.

Maddel wrote:

What a blast from the past! I loved the sound of that engine.

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you never learn nothin by mistake if you're to careful.
bad decisions make good memories.
you never learn nothin by mistake if you're to careful.
bad decisions make good memories.

Oh, that's a nice one! For being over 70 years old that's a nice example, in spite of all the little bits of love to keep it alive. Looks like it had a birdhouse installed at the left taillight ;)

you never learn nothin by mistake if you're to careful.
bad decisions make good memories.

Very cool but I'm suspicious of the 140 hp from the 1641.

i question that, even at just the flywheel. that 1641 realistically is probably putting 85 to the ground

you never learn nothin by mistake if you're to careful.
bad decisions make good memories.

this gives me an idea. a naughty idea :twisted: probably get me arrested in Germany or cancel cultured in the US. get one of those, dress as Hitler, and recreate the Washington crossing the Delaware painting :lol: or i guess i could just have someone paint it, but where's the fun in that?

you never learn nothin by mistake if you're to careful.
bad decisions make good memories.

Super_Randy wrote:

this gives me an idea. a naughty idea :twisted: probably get me arrested in Germany or cancel cultured in the US. get one of those, dress as Hitler, and recreate the Washington crossing the Delaware painting :lol: or i guess i could just have someone paint it, but where's the fun in that?

We could sell the prints on the site for you to go towards your legal fund.

Check out Wikipedia: Look who's back

No idea if the full movie is available online for free.

interesting. but i hate subtitles. i can't read for shit.

you never learn nothin by mistake if you're to careful.
bad decisions make good memories.

Maddel wrote:

No idea if the full movie is available online for free.

Unfortunately I couldn't find it anywhere other than sketchy share sites. I could have sworn that I found another series a while ago with the same premise. I googled for a while but I couldn't re-find it.

Randy, you dress as Hitler standing tall in the back and I'll dress as Trump and be your driver across the Delaware.

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