And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
The car could be raced as a single seater by removing the passenger windshield and covering the left side of the cockpit for better aerodynamics. Al_in_Ottawa
Figures the British would drive on the wrong side of the road, especially since as a seafaring nation, the "rules of the road at sea" dictate that vessels on reciprocal headings pass each other on their left(port) side.
90+% of countries drive on the right hand side of the road, even some former British colonies like India. But not the British. They have a better idea that makes their vehicles 30% more expensive then comparable models sold everywhere else on the planet.
How that (expletive deleted) little country came to rule a major portion of the globe is beyond me. Of course it was at the barrel of a naval cannon and a rifle, although they'll never admit it.
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I'd take it for a few laps, maybe more. What's the little side windshield for? Or is it a teleprompter? lol
ReplyDeleteIt's not a side window; it is the windscreen in front of the passenger seat.
DeleteThe car could be raced as a single seater by removing the passenger windshield and covering the left side of the cockpit for better aerodynamics.
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D-type?
ReplyDeleteFigures the British would drive on the wrong side of the road, especially since as a seafaring nation, the "rules of the road at sea" dictate that vessels on reciprocal headings pass each other on their left(port) side.
ReplyDelete90+% of countries drive on the right hand side of the road, even some former British colonies like India. But not the British. They have a better idea that makes their vehicles 30% more expensive then comparable models sold everywhere else on the planet.
How that (expletive deleted) little country came to rule a major portion of the globe is beyond me. Of course it was at the barrel of a naval cannon and a rifle, although they'll never admit it.
Nemo
Back in the day when sports cars had tonneau covers.
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