"tapzz" (tapzz)
04/23/2014 at 19:32 • Filed to: citroen, citroen ami 6 | 2 | 5 |
And it wasn't even the usual redneck art installation, this honest to goodness body-on-frame trucklet worked for a living.
This one and only Aminamino was built in the '60s by an enterprising Dutch Citroën dealer, who used it as the shop hack and breakdown vehicle; just check out the orange beacon on the roof.
For comparison, this is the Citroën Ami 6 break service it's likely to have been derived from:
The berline (sedan) version looks like this loveable freak:
Remember: this was France's top seller in 1966
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Merkin Muffley
> tapzz
04/23/2014 at 19:51 | 1 |
surely it would just be Ami-no...
Jeff-God-of-Biscuits
> tapzz
04/23/2014 at 20:42 | 2 |
I honestly think I just may be able to top that... The littlest Porsche-amino. And to to top it all off, it is really a top shelf conversion. Lots of love an and skill went into it. More here
tapzz
> Merkin Muffley
04/23/2014 at 21:04 | 0 |
Le Amino. Yeah, that works. Reminds me of acids, though...
tapzz
> Jeff-God-of-Biscuits
04/23/2014 at 21:06 | 0 |
Amazing. Especially for the fact that no-one during that whole conversion process put down the welder and realised that there is, like, an engine there.
Slave2anMG
> tapzz
04/23/2014 at 21:47 | 0 |
I might have weirder - the El Camidget.