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Re: 1960 French MF 25
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Posted by cdmn on November 01, 2005 at 09:40:47 from (66.228.228.126):
In Reply to: Re: 1960 French MF 25 posted by Mike (WA) on November 01, 2005 at 08:17:04:
Funny how the most desirable Allis Chalmers is the 160, made in France. Funny that the most desirable Ford, the Comete was made in France. Funny that the most valuable cars in the world, Bugatti, were made in France. Funny that the car all the hotrodders try to emulate,(though they probably don't know it), the Citroen Traction, was made in France. And what about all the John Deeres with French engines, the Ford pickups with French transmissions, and the up-coming Ford cars with French diesel engines? Then we could mention the styling of the Farmall tractors and Studebaker Coupes, quite accepted by collectors.
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