Deefer's Fotothing

O Yes! :o)) thank you Mike.

Yes Mike, I,m way ahead of you, I get it alright. :o))

Thanks again Mike. :o))

Lol, I knew what you ment Mike. :o))

Brilliantly neat, clean & beautiful .. very creatively done .. an excellent foto !!!!!!

Thank you losp.

Very beautiful photo.

Thank you Adamus.

OK ....... I'll bite!!! ..... of Mitsubishi origin???????

Yes johnwatson68, spot on so far, it's a Shogun Sport Elegance.

Lol, no way Mike, with this it's much better to be self drive don't you think? :o))

Thanks for the offer Mike, but, I think I can manage. :o))

Very sharp details!!!
The border/frame makes it more elegant looking!!!

Thank you litz.

Your right on there zanzess. :o))

Very well taken!

Thank you deanbed.

Presently unknown in the Antipodes. Have you got an "outside" shot?

Yes: http://www.fotothing.com/deefer/photo/c411363d07eb955bded6a1803f2abd10/start=224

wow....nice shooooooooot!!!!

Thank you waheed01.

great idea!!

Thank you indiana.

Nice picture of a nice car, but why is everything on the mrs´s side? Is she the driver?

Hi isfirdingur, no, she is not the driver, we drive on the left here in the UK, that's why the wheel is on the right.

Yes, I know! I just had to make this little joke about it. Me and my wife spent a few days in Scotland last spring, flew in to Glasgow, rented a car and drove up along the Loch Lomond and the line of Lochs up to Inverness, to Aberdeen, west to Braemar and down through Blairgowrie to Perth( with a long stop at the Drummond gardens), Sterling and Glasgow again. Very strange getting used to not only driving on the left side, but also driving from the passenger´s seat. We here in Iceland drove on the left side years before, but moved over to the right side on May 26th, 1968. I was 11 years old then, and still on a bike!

Lol, I wasn't sure if you were joking or not, I thought I had better explain, just in case. :o)
Wow isfirdingur, great trip you had in Scotland.
That was a massive change you had in your country changing from the left to the right, being that all the road signs needed to be changed as well, must have cost the goverment a fortune.

The population in 1968 has prob. been around 200 -210.000 people. The explosion in "cars pr. home" had not begun in that time, so cars pr. 1000 inhabitants were much fewer. It was a rather big task, though.