Guess the gear shifter.

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Yes. I'm pretty sure the car is American. I saw it at a car show I went to today.
 
Kaiser-Frazer, Nash, or Packard?
 
Neither, sorry it wasn't American.
 
If not american, a weird shifter like that obviously make me think its a French car, like Citroen. They have done many weird, stupid solutions to problems that didn't exist in the first place over the years.
 
Not Citroen, it was at a air cooled car show if that helps.
 
I have no idea, Tatra?

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Was it the All Air-Cooled Car Show, Gilmore Museum, Hickory Corners, Michigan?:p
Is it this car?:P
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:eek::eek:NO WAY!!! really??? LOL!:lol::lol::lol:

are you serious? WOW, I just found that pic on their facebook and thought the color was similar:dopey:

I still dont know what that car is tho.:lol: Porsche?
 
I forgot if it was American.
 
heh, there is no way that east german crap would be american.:crazy:
Fun fact, the Trabant is one of only a handful cars that have no fuel pump at all. the tank is mounted on top of the engine, using gravity to make it flow through the carburettor:P

Anyhow, I'll leave this here for you, I'm off to bed.
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The brush looking things where the stick enters make me think bmw but the rest doesn't
 
late 80s early 90s is correct tho:p

Not a BMW, cheaper.
 
I was goong to say Pontiac, but i guess thats wrong...

How about a Renault LeCar (5) ?
 
Still no, but it is European.
 
Nein
 
Oh man that just screams audi and volkswagen all over it:p

I'm gonna go with VW passat, probably the facelifted B5...
 
Well, the cover for the OBD socket is reminiscent of a Golf IV, so thats my second guess then...
 
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