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Thank you Juha.
A custom period N from Finland
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A custom period N from Finland
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TrentB
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Re: A custom period N from Finland
I tried to post a reply on Facebook, but it wouldn’t accept it(?).
I think this is a late ‘07 or ‘08 Model N. The radiator and cap are the late style, and it has a two door hood which provides easy access to the pressure oiler without removing the hood. The body is definitely an ‘07 and later because the buggy rail follows the top edge of the seat. The body has been modified by adding a full width rear seat turning the car into something like a tourabout. The step brackets attached to the rear springs are unique. The car has the most complete set of “storm curtains” I have ever seen on a Model N. It must have been a challenge to get into or out of the car with them on. The second photo appears to be the same car taken from the front.
Respectfully submitted,
Trent Boggess
I think this is a late ‘07 or ‘08 Model N. The radiator and cap are the late style, and it has a two door hood which provides easy access to the pressure oiler without removing the hood. The body is definitely an ‘07 and later because the buggy rail follows the top edge of the seat. The body has been modified by adding a full width rear seat turning the car into something like a tourabout. The step brackets attached to the rear springs are unique. The car has the most complete set of “storm curtains” I have ever seen on a Model N. It must have been a challenge to get into or out of the car with them on. The second photo appears to be the same car taken from the front.
Respectfully submitted,
Trent Boggess