Beasain 2008 Meeting!!!

During the last weekend of 18th to 19th October 2008 and held by the "Goierri Motorkluba" at the Spanish Basque Country, I attend to this 3rd Motorshow to sell some of my products (tees´, pillows, canvas, etc.) and also meet some friends and take pics of the vehicles!

These 2 shots show what I think is a 1950´s VW Beetle:




This one is a Spanish made Dodge 3700 GT in a very much American style:



A Spanish made Jeep Ebro CJ3B model:



A Biscúter Comercial 100, or Microcar, made in Spain and also known as "Zapatilla", or "Small Shoe":



My stuff! Canvas, t-shirts, pillows, and so:



More info here:

http://motorclasicobeasain.blogspot.com/

1970´s cars! And modern stuff...

Those pics show a pair of Spanish made Seat 1430 which I found at my hometown:






And now, compare these models: the Smart one (employed by a local bussiness company), the Mustang and the Toyota FJ Cruiser, inspired in the BJ series:






Ah! This one is a VW T3 van, with an airbrush work in its bodytub, found at my town during the San Fermines party:

Jeep, Jeep, Jeep´em rolling!

These 3 pics were taken at my neighborhood, at 4th November 2008. Curious toy! It was quite amazing to hear its noise and very funny for all kids...from 4 to 85 years old! He, he, he! Mmm, I think it was a mixture of CJ7 and YJ Wrangler model but who knows...It was parked at the entrance of a sweet shop:






This other shot was taken by my Canadian friend Derek Redmond, the owner and creator of this fabulous website http://www.film.queensu.ca/cJ3B/ This Willys M38 belongs to mr. L. Oroz, who´s at the wheel.



This other CJ3B, which appears to be a Spanish made model by Viasa, were found during the month of June, I think. It seemed to be a first early series as it has a only clock at the dashboard and the hard-top (with a radio?), although home-made, it was pretty nice:








This other batch of pics were taken at 25th May 2008 and also 18th June 2008. I found this one as a friend of mine phoned me and told me that it was parked near his work place. I took my ol´ Willys-Viasa (yes, the one with the hard-top at the background) and take a lot of pics.

This yellow one is also an early series one: one clock and hand-brake at the dashboard, glove box and also a home-made roll-bar.







And take notice of the interior heater, too!

1950´s Volvo TP21

Hi, fellows!

This particular vehicle, owned by a well reknown company, was photographed by me before the "San Fermin Party" at 30th June 2008, at my hometown. It´s a Swedish made 1950´s Volvo TP21, very much inspired by the WW2 Dodge Carry All, or Command Car. A very nice vehicle, sure!

More vets...or more GMC CCKWs!

Well, perhaps you remember one of my first entries, "More Heay "Vets"... Now, more pics of GMC CCKWs, the work horse of WW2.

The first pair of pics were sent to me as this ol´vet was to be sold.


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These other shots were sent to me (16th June 2008) by Spanish automotive expert and journalist, mr.F.M. Díaz, as one fellow of him was restoring one of these machines:







These other 6 shots sent to me by a fellow who desired to help the owner of these 2 GMCs to sell them:

A Spanish made van

Some months ago, after done some sport at my local club, I found this ol´van, made by Pegaso at Spain. It seemed that this gonna be repainted!