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Never a big fan of the mid-70's and 80's cars.
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But yes about John Steed?
Yes indeed.
But would rather it be Emma Peel.
But would rather it be Emma Peel.
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Fiat 2300 Coupe, they didn't meet here.
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LoL,
Picture makes it look like they're all sitting next to each other. (they are really in line)
Here's one where you can sit side by side
The Peel Trident is a two-seater, three-wheeled microcar produced by Peel Engineering in the 1960s, known as the "world's smallest two-seater car". It was an evolution of the Peel P50, designed to be slightly larger and accommodate a passenger. The Trident features a fiberglass body, a clear plastic dome for the cockpit, and a 49cc engine, making it both a unique and economical vehicle.
Limited Production: Only around 80 Tridents were ever produced, making them rare collector's items.
(forgive the light reflections)
Picture makes it look like they're all sitting next to each other. (they are really in line)
Here's one where you can sit side by side
The Peel Trident is a two-seater, three-wheeled microcar produced by Peel Engineering in the 1960s, known as the "world's smallest two-seater car". It was an evolution of the Peel P50, designed to be slightly larger and accommodate a passenger. The Trident features a fiberglass body, a clear plastic dome for the cockpit, and a 49cc engine, making it both a unique and economical vehicle.
Limited Production: Only around 80 Tridents were ever produced, making them rare collector's items.
(forgive the light reflections)