Congratulations to @Dwaynelum and their awesome
1967 Austin Healey Sprite for getting the most likes in our Small, Mini, Micro Cars car show!
Join our virtual car show with this week's theme: Small, Mini, and Micro Cars.
Reply to this post and include:
- A few photos of your car
- The car's year, make, and model
- Your location
- (Optional) A short write-up about the car’s history or significance to you
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The reply with the most likes by next Thursday 5 November will win this week’s show - earning unlimited bragging rights and some Hagerty social media love.
Mini Moke 1968
Just has it restored with new paint and engine refurb.
Only 16000 uk mokes made so rare now .
Runs we’ll and easy go to beach or shops.
This is a Porsche spyder 718 replica .
Just painted in porsche yellow.
new seats in leather.
Gi to the track or down the shops
perfect
Located in Uk.
1970 Fiat 500L 'Lusso' - The Italian family car. It only looks small in context. Imported from The Netherlands in 2014. New 'sport' engine and Dell'Orto carb for a raging 27 (est.) HP from the air-cooled twin. A modified tranny and I can get up to 70 MPH on flat highway. Opening a window or the roof will limit top speed. Thankfully here in Coastal NC the roads are flat, flat, flat.
1985 Pontiac Fiero 2M6 SE Portage Lakes Ohio
Here is my little car. You know you are small when you are I level to a Mini door handle.
I bought my car new in 1985, drive it for over 3 years Summer and yes Winter. I was hit by a Dodge van that was more Ram than dodge so I had to rebuild it from the accident.
Once done with the repairs I added more custom body panels, T tops and updated the interior with leather seats, cyst glove box and my own custom gauges that are now reprogrammed and refaced.
I added the then available Herb Adams VSE suspension and larger tires and wheels with custom center caps I fabricated for a more factory look.
Some rare items are the Indy scoop. It is a original DGP scoop like used on the Indy pace car in 84. I also have a nose emblem from the canceled 1990 Fiero. I got with GM to document it and was given the engineering drawing for it. I also acquired a few more from the MFG of the emblems for GM.
The car has lapped Indy at 100 mph, parade laps at Mid Ohio, been used by GM for display at a GM event at a plant. It has been on the turn table at Summit Racing Equipments retail store. It also has taken the top 5 award at the Pontiac Tri Power Nationals twice. Once was 25 years to the day I bought the car.
The car is still 50% original paint and I still wax the floor pan.
Because of the car it has gotten me in at events I never would have expected and it has opened the door to meet some really great people. I have had more rare vehicles and more valuable but none as fun as this one.
Just because a car is small does not exclude it from big memories!
1972 Bond Bug - British micro-car
A bit smaller than a Cadillac and the tires are smaller than my riding lawn mower.
-2018 Ford Fiesta ST (r.i.p.)
-South Jersey
-Bought the car late January (pre pandemic) for a new job and commute starting in the spring, proceeded to be working remote the entire time.
Trying to find new errands or reasons to drive as my previous mode of transportation was a trash picked Schwinn beach cruiser (quite the upgrade) combined with public transportation.
2018 Caterham 7 280s
It took me about 90 hours to build this car over the winter of 2019. Loved every minute of the build, but its even more a blast to drive!
