It stank like hell, but it worked.

http://www.devilfinder.com
A car body made of pig's blood, chicken feathers and nitro shellac

Nobody would want to steal that car.
It would be easy to track it down.
cuhulin

On Dec 14, 11:33*pm, wrote:
> http://www.devilfinder.com
> A car body made of pig's blood, chicken feathers and nitro shellac
>
> Nobody would want to steal that car.
> It would be easy to track it down.
> cuhulin

So where's the link??? That link is some devil search engine.

> wrote in message
...
> http://www.devilfinder.com
> A car body made of pig's blood, chicken feathers and nitro shellac
>
> Nobody would want to steal that car.
> It would be easy to track it down.
> cuhulin

I learned fairly recently that the old Trabant was made of cotton.
Hard to believe these have become collectors items, especially in
the eastern part of Germany

Look on the web for,
Trabant Cars

New electric Trabant cars.
Old Trabis never die.
cuhulin

In article >,
> wrote:
>Look on the web for,
>Trabant Cars
>
>New electric Trabant cars.
>Old Trabis never die.

.... they just catch fire...
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

> I learned fairly recently that the old Trabant was made of cotton.
> Hard to believe these have become collectors items, especially in
> the eastern part of Germany

One of my students has one... it's a hoot!
2 stroke 2 cylinder.. sounds like a popcorn maker at idle.
Breaks down about every 10 miles but still a hoot.
Ben

What usually causes his Trabant to break down about every ten miles?
I want a warbling Wartburg car, the sporty looking model.
cuhulin

"ben91932" > wrote in message
...
>
>> I learned fairly recently that the old Trabant was made of cotton.
>> Hard to believe these have become collectors items, especially in
>> the eastern part of Germany
>
> One of my students has one... it's a hoot!
> 2 stroke 2 cylinder.. sounds like a popcorn maker at idle.
> Breaks down about every 10 miles but still a hoot.
> Ben

Gee, I dunno, but referring to the Trabant, which had a cotton waste
reinforced plastic body, as being made of cotton is kinda like calling
the early Corvettes, which had a fiberglass-reinforced plastic body,
made of sand.

I once read somewhere years ago, if a Corvette catches on fire, get far
away from it.Something about some poisonous fumes.
cuhulin