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Factory built by Intermeccanica in California in 1882 on a shortened 1968 VW Bug Chassis with a box tube frame enclosing it. 27K Miles on a 1750 CC motor with a cam and duel Solexes. Runs VERY strong and fast. Red with a black interior. Mecanically excellent, paint is good and the interior is very good. Email for detailed pictures asking $14,000 or best offer. You need this for SPRING Goffstown NH

4/21/0711:09 AM

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Factory built by Intermeccanica in California in 1882 on a shortened 1968 VW Bug Chassis with a box tube frame enclosing it. 27K Miles on a 1750 CC motor with a cam and duel Solexes. Runs VERY strong and fast. Red with a black interior. Mecanically excellent, paint is good and the interior is very good. Email for detailed pictures asking $14,000 or best offer. You need this for SPRING Goffstown NH

4/21/0711:09 AM

Former Member

Wow, that must have been the first IM then...

4/21/0711:18 AM

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4/21/0711:52 AM

Alan MerklinDrclock - Elkins, West Virginia Supporting Member

Post some pics and further details i.e what is is titled as etc.

4/21/0712:29 PM

wow, they must have been waaaay a head of their time, model A wasn't even out yet back then

I'd like to see some pics also, I'm not just trying to be a smart ass

It could have been Franklin D. Roosevelt personal car...

Hoss

I calculate Chester A. Arthur was president when this car was built, but rather I think that there may be a be a typo here. Whatcha think??

Former Member

Sorry for the typo.

Former Member

Here is a pic

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Former Member

Yep! Please do send us some photos.

Former Member

There's gotta be one out there with Alan's name on it.

4/29/0712:16 PM

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