They look more Ariane-like when you consider their radiators:
The car on the left is all plastic by an unknown French manufacturer. The one on the right I bought second-hand from a brocante vide grenier a few weeks ago in France. Its manufacturer is Norev and it has a metal chassis and clear windows
Apparently, Simca took over a Ford factory in France after the Second World War and there was a cross-fertilisation of Fords with Simcas thereafter.
The Ford Vedette became the Simca Vedette and then Simca fitted the smaller Simca Aronde engine into it and it became the Simca Ariane.
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| Ford Vedette |
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| Simca Vedette |
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| Simca Ariane. |
Currently listening to:
Dede Minvielle:
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Last night's dinner:
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| Started with a roll-top herring |
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| Rib-eye steaks prior to cooking. |
Forgot to take a photograph of the final dish which was steak plus potatoes plus shallots.
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Miscellany:
The view while waiting for a bus to take me home after Mass this morning.
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| St Paul's, Whiteinch, Glasgow. |
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