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Photo courtesy of Keith and Joan Hays (CA) Three excellent examples of members Convertible Metropolitans.
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"Molly" 1959 Hardtop owned by John and Diane Larson of South
Pasadena, CA. |
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Photo courtesy of Keith and Joan Hays (CA)
This photo of the convertible belonging to Darrell Hays, was taken by Rick Feibusch and was used in an article for British Car Magazine |
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Photo courtesy of George and Thelma Koehler (WI) George (right) says that he really does pull this boat with his 1957 Metro, but he adds "level ground only, no hills". |
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Photo courtesy of Chuck Samples (San Diego, CA) Photo of Chuck Samples Red & White, 1962 hardtop |
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Photo's courtesy of David & Lorry Perez (Los Angeles, CA) David & Lorry with their 1955 Met Convertible, David shown at the closed Valley Drive-In Theatre near Lompoc CA.
Lorry at the Guadalupe Veterans Memorial, Guadalupe Cemetery, Guadalupe, CA |
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Photo's courtesy of Brian Artherton
1955 Hardtop, owners are Mike, Judy and Brian Artherton. Downey, CA |
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Photo's courtesy of Brian Artherton Brian Artherton's 1954 Nash NKI Custom. It is numbered 3809.
The original engine and trans. was replaced with a 1500 engine and trans.
The rest of the car is stock. This met is being restored back to its
original Spruce Green with tan top. This is a original 51,000 car. |
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Photo's courtesy of William Harman
Bill Harman's 1955 Convertible
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1959 Hardtop |
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Photo courtesy of Ken
Conner I would like to share with the
Metropolitan Car community a photo I took of our Bearded Collie “Fergus” at
the wheel of my 61 Met. Someone suggested he appears to be
hunkered down trying to beat a red light. I guess you could come up
with any number of themes from this scene. |
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Metropolitans can go on the freeway. |
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Metropolitans can float. (With a lot of help)
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