TWO MOPARS AND A CITROEN

crv · Apr 12, 2020

I'll have the Dodge and the barn too.

polarus · Apr 13, 2020

crv said:
I'll have the Dodge and the barn too.

You should see the NOS parts, the main reason I'm always broke! I wonder if there's a twelve step program for NOS addiction.

78Brougham · Apr 13, 2020

polarus · Apr 13, 2020

slamabad said:
Awesome Polara. Is there a thread or a place on this site where we can see pictures of it?

I had posted some photo's back when I purchased it. I'll post some old vs new photo's soon.

ricks_RR · Apr 13, 2020

right down the street i may have to take a ride

3C's & a D? · Apr 13, 2020

78Brougham said:

They did a great job on that breadbox! Gonna have to look up what a "trafficator" is, light's? I've never even seen one of these. I like how the back wheels are as far back as possible. Looks like a mini commie era military vehicle.

polarus · Apr 13, 2020

Part of me wants to restore it and part of me wants to install a mid mounted Hillborn injected 440 and a straight axle. A Citroen gasser/wheelstander. :steering:

I'm all over the place on this one!

patrick66 · Apr 13, 2020

That Citroen design has been around since 1949. Think of a US GMC P30 delivery van, this has the same function. In the RockAuto commercial, the brown delivery van is one of these. I saw one at a car show in Germany in 1990. It was a very cool rig, actually.

A trafficator is a little flag that pops up behind the driver's door to indicate the driver's intention to turn left or right. A mechanical turn indicator.

300rag · Apr 13, 2020

3C's & a D? said:
...Gonna have to look up what a "trafficator" is, light's?...

polarus · Apr 13, 2020

patrick66 said:
That Citroen design has been around since 1949. Think of a US GMC P30 delivery van, this has the same function. In the RockAuto commercial, the brown delivery van is one of these. I saw one at a car show in Germany in 1990. It was a very cool rig, actually.

A trafficator is a little flag that pops up behind the driver's door to indicate the driver's intention to turn left or right. A mechanical turn indicator.

I think they're also called semaphore's.