Post by 44 on May 3, 2010 13:33:30 GMT
Hi there daf lovers every where 
, I just wanted to say that owning a daf 44 or two is quite fun 
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Whilst I've been driving my 44 “which by the way is my every day car.” I've found that people smile, wave or pap at me and my car.
I used to own a VW Type 3 fastback ;D, which also evoked the same reactions from those who saw it driving around at the time, I had the same thing with my VW Super beetle ;D. There's something about air cooled cars that most people around like
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For me its the engine noise the people and the comradeship amongst us air heads its even the same with most of the water cooled car owners of the 70's and 80's. Its the fun of owning a classic car as we cling on to a more civilised and simpler times, when our cars could be repaired on the roadside 9 times out of 10 not having computers to contend with, this is what I like about these cars “ you've got a chance with a few spanners and a screwdriver” than having some so called modern cars. ;D
Long live daf !
, I just wanted to say that owning a daf 44 or two is quite fun 
.Whilst I've been driving my 44 “which by the way is my every day car.” I've found that people smile, wave or pap at me and my car.
I used to own a VW Type 3 fastback ;D, which also evoked the same reactions from those who saw it driving around at the time, I had the same thing with my VW Super beetle ;D. There's something about air cooled cars that most people around like
. For me its the engine noise the people and the comradeship amongst us air heads its even the same with most of the water cooled car owners of the 70's and 80's. Its the fun of owning a classic car as we cling on to a more civilised and simpler times, when our cars could be repaired on the roadside 9 times out of 10 not having computers to contend with, this is what I like about these cars “ you've got a chance with a few spanners and a screwdriver” than having some so called modern cars. ;D
Long live daf !
