What a great story, gave me chills when I read it. Glad you finally got the car...4 years that's a long time. Looks like a beauty...have fun with it...enjoy
-- Edited by Jennifer and Wayne on Wednesday 1st of June 2011 09:58:39 AM
Blazerteam said
Jul 21, 2012
drmb wrote:
Hi Blazerteam - do you remember whereby Larnaca????!!!!! Towards Limassol, or towards Trudos Mts, or towards Farmagusta? How far out? I'm back to Cyprus this Sep and would like to check it out. One thing I've noticed is that because Cyprus is very very dry, there is no a rust problems; it seems to only rain in Dec or Jan. Also because of the shippping costs are more than scrap metal prices, old cars seem to stay on the island. I've seen a few vintage cars around Cyprus, mainly British, so any leads on US RHD would be appreciated!!!
Sorry about the the long time for an answer.I was there in 98,and as i remember i came from the east side of Cyprus,and found that junkyard.It was on the rigt side,when i drove on a wide street.There hwere lots of american iron there..even a 61-62 Studebaker pick up in restorable condition..too bad i didnt have a camera with me there.
Very nice 65 Pontiac, black on red; welcome.
Welcome from Nova Scotia,
What a great story, gave me chills when I read it. Glad you finally got the car...4 years that's a long time. Looks like a beauty...have fun with it...enjoy
-- Edited by Jennifer and Wayne on Wednesday 1st of June 2011 09:58:39 AM
Sorry about the the long time for an answer
.I was there in 98,and as i remember i came from the east side of Cyprus,and found that junkyard.It was on the rigt side,when i drove on a wide street.There hwere lots of american iron there..even a 61-62 Studebaker pick up in restorable condition..too bad i didnt have a camera with me there.