wubbits, is the old 1200 a sedan?

If I only had the money!

I'll be in California next month and would love to take a coupe back with me on the way (home?) like Andy did. Maybe I'll have to arrange plans to do that sometime in the future. I really want a car in this kinda shape though!

i take it youv sold it?

ang94541
You are right, it's a nice clean car. One that looks like it can handle itself out there in the concrete jungle too.

Thanks for the info. I did not know that your side markers didn't blink, but obviously ours do. I wouldn't mind being able to leave the front plate off too, but sadly, i'd get busted, so you blokes do have somewhat of an easier time.
Anyway, it's hot here, so maybee that Rum & Coca Cola sounds pretty good about now.

Kegs
Take another look.

The driver sits in the passenger seat, it has the large fender mounted blinkers, the lack of a number plate suggests that it might not be registered, & that will likely be 4,000 yankee dollars.

his located at San Diego, CA. just look in there profiles if ya notsure coz its usually in there.

Hmmm ... I've never seen a driver drive from the passenger seat (LHD or RHD)

It's funny, we americans think of "Yankee" as meaning northeast/midwest USA (aka "northerner"), not as applying to the whole country ... At least west-coasters and southeners generally do. Those americans living in the north might think of it otherwise.

ddgonzal
In other parts of the world, "yankee" is a synonym for "resident of, or particular to, the USA" while Australians seemingly live "Downunder"
My anus is "downunder" so i wonder if we are regarded as living in the a**hole of the world
The term "Yankee dollar" was drawn from a line in a hit song in 1948 by the Andrews sisters, [workin' for the yankee dolaaaaar] although i can't bring the song title to mind just now.

ddgonzal
I remember now, the song was "Drinkin Rum & Co-ca cola"

Funny... I think all of those photos are taken by me...

Two for sure...

Wish you had posted it a few months back. I might have been a buyer...