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I have a friend who turned an old Cadillac with fins, onto a sofa
Amazing
Yes, that’s a great idea.
I need to find a pic to show you.
Yes, that would be nice.
I’m looking …
No buckshot on this one, nice photo.
I’m glad you like it, John.
Have you ever seen that car alive on the roads? In former USSR it was an unrealizable dream for many people.
Well, in Armenia you still see a lot of old Soviet cars. Especially the old 4-wheel cars were amazing. They managed to go up every mountain, where our rented Renault (a new model) couldn’t make it. But as I don’t know a lot about cars I cannot say for sure if I have seen it still alive. But I guess in Armenia you still find them a lot – and probably in other former Soviet states as well.
Thank you for so detailed response. It is their history now. This one car on your picture was made in Ukraine actually. Have a nice day!
You’re welcome.
You can still find these particular cars, but they have become fairly rare.
So I may have seen one still on the road or a I may not…
…as I said, I’m not so good with cars.
At the very least a former car…
Yes, at the very least…
Just like the ex-USSR
Exactly.
Beautifully composed – it’s got narrative all over it…
…yes, it does.
In Armenia you can find a lot of cars like that, sitting around everywhere.
looks like either an old italian fiat or russian lada?
I don’t know too much about cars – but as it was a Soviet car, it would rather be a Lada.
Agreed then, lada it is.
Another blogger was so nice as to tell us what car it is. So it’s a Zaporozhets (Запорожец).
ah, zaporozhets, now i know it.
thanks for the follow up, rabirius.
ken
You’re very welcome, Ken.
It’s a Zaporozhets (Запорожец)
Thank you for the information.
It almost looks like it’s starting to blend into the rocks!
Yes, it slowly started to vanish 🙂
Fabulous, poor baby.
…yes, what can I say…
cool, no more pollution!!! 😉
Yes, no more pollution 🙂
Excar ?!!! Une nouvelle marque de voitures …?!!!
Oui. Je l’ai inventé.:-)
Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
Thanks for reblogging.