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Is that an Isetta? I so covet one. There used to be a black one parked fairly regularly on Noe near Duboce, but I hardly ever see it anymore. Maybe they got tired of wiping my nose-prints off the windows.
I saw one of these just off Sloane Square in London a few weeks ago. Exactly the same colour, too. Synchronicity!
(Apparently they can’t reverse? So if you drive down a cul-de-sac, you have to get out, pick it up and put it down facing the other way. That’s why they made them so tiny and portable.)
Antonia, that is fantastic. In the States, they mostly serve as snacks for hungry SUVs, so they probably don’t survive long enough to ever need to turn around.
Is that an Isetta? I so covet one. There used to be a black one parked fairly regularly on Noe near Duboce, but I hardly ever see it anymore. Maybe they got tired of wiping my nose-prints off the windows.
This just warms my heart. :)
Note to self, add “own fabulous retro car in bright primary colour” to life list…
Totally cute, but shouldn’t be allowed to play in traffic with the big trucks.
I totally want one for Christmas!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgQzLJQ8L2c&NR=1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Z-KL65jmBQ
Even just a toy one would be okay.
I saw one of these just off Sloane Square in London a few weeks ago. Exactly the same colour, too. Synchronicity!
(Apparently they can’t reverse? So if you drive down a cul-de-sac, you have to get out, pick it up and put it down facing the other way. That’s why they made them so tiny and portable.)
Antonia, that is fantastic. In the States, they mostly serve as snacks for hungry SUVs, so they probably don’t survive long enough to ever need to turn around.