hmmm.. i have much poor sources i think ...

(I have allready sent the request to be added)

I found what 's going on. DIM 652 2nd generation is the same with 1st generation except from the engine. So the most correct is DIM 652 (without a series number) and the two engines. The engine of series 1 and the engine for series 2.

Where is the difference between 1929-1932 Aero 500 and 1920-1932 Aero 500 ? lol

No, i m not sure but in books and internet they show us series 1 as 2 and 2 as 1 and everything is confused. I m trying to understand

Sent about the "N" model 2 seater Runabout. I hope it's not deleted.........

I have a list with many Aston Martin cars and information an all these but they say BHP. Do you know any websites where they can show you the HP if you put the BHP ?

Please, if you delete a car for any reason leave a comment somewhere with the reason and the car you deleted...

(Btw i sent the C5)

Desscythe17 a écrit

First of all there were been producing in different countries. Meharis were made in France by Citroen and Ponys were made in Greece by Namco.

There are exterior differences too. The Mehari had one small circle rear light on each side while the Pony A had two on each side. Pony B had one bigger than the A square rear light, Pony C bigger square light. After Pony C (Pony D and E) are very different, with different front, and even bigger rear square lights.

Pony has a different front, with more black plastic things (especially Pony C, D and E).

Generaly these two cars (and FAF and some more) are simillar but you can easily remember which is which. Search in Google images Citroen Mehari and compare it with the Pony... you will understand better :-)

i sent the Appia mk3

I just sent the Pony B. So delete what i sent you, rename this to Pony B,i add the years and then i send you the Pony A (i found an old advertisement with Pony A)

... and what about Pony A ? ... Why not changing the photos here? You can change Tak's photos and when Pony B will be posted then Tak posts his phoos.

OK, found it.. That in the pictures is a Pony B. The back lights are smaller than Pony C.

Please change the image. This is Pony B. I had putted the other (not so good) image because i couldn't find a correct Pony A. Some differances between Pony A and B is that, on the later Ponys, at the front Pony B has "black eyes" as they were called. If you see the front lights are circled by black plastic things. The second differance is that Pony A on the back had two very small lights on each side.

So this in the picture is a Pony B mk1 (or maybe Pony C. We need a picture from the front to find out if it is B or C. And even with a picture of the front it's difficult to find out).

When we add a motor and it asks the years we put the years that this motor was been produced generaly or for the specific car ?

Rinspeed a écrit

I didn't see that. Sorry.

Rinspeed a écrit

I'm 99% sure that it 's petrol because diesel was not allowed in Athens so ... In all Greek vehicles that i forgot put petrol.

Rinspeed a écrit

Yeah because i don't know in which years was producing each motor or in which editions...

Can i also sent a small tricycle truck or not because it 's a truck ?

Rinspeed a écrit

I 'm trying but there is not so much info about this car... (but much if you compare it with other Greek vehicles)

Rinspeed a écrit

OK, I know the motors and i wanted to put them after you put the car. So, now i will rewrite them. I didn't know that we have to "give" the motors when we sent the car.

Question to Rinspeed: When someone sents a car make to be added after how much time you add it ? (i have sent 3 makes i think) Thank you!

Much like the Volkswagen 1600.

OMG... What's that thing! :O

Cheburasha is a Russian character of children's literature... And the word Cheburashka means some one who jumps. So probably the car took this name because while it was moving it's "jumping".