Anyone speak Turkish?

[Robin (UK)]

If so, please check this article which lists a 47 Plymouth convertible at a classic rally.

http://webarsiv.hurriyet.com.tr/2002/10/26/199152.asp

[55 Fargo]

If so, please check this article which lists a 47 Plymouth convertible at a classic rally.

http://webarsiv.hurriyet.com.tr/2002/10/26/199152.asp

I have been known to "talk Turkey":D when making a deal.....LOL

[greg g]

Just checked the english language version and it didn't cover the Automoobile club of Instabul's classic car rallye.

[BobT-47P15]

This link should take you to a group of photo pages of old cars in Turkey.

There are a few old 40s and 50s Mopars there.

http://autopages.fotopages.com/

[randroid]

Gents,

I've been able to acquire some Turkish and have integrated several Turkish words in my everyday vocabulary: "Towel", "Delight", and "Baths".

-Randy

(With apologies to the Firesign Theater.)

[greg g]

What no Taffy?????? No Dervish, No Bosporus, No Ottoman, no Houkah, Fez,

No Orient Express.......

[Joe Flanagan]

My wife was in Turkey a few years ago and had a tour guide who had a few old Mopars. Apparently they were NATO cars. You guys have exhausted my Turkish vocabulary and then some. I hear Istanbul is full of hookah-smoking, fez-wearing, Turkish towel snapping, dervishes chewing Turkish taffy. I must visit sometime.

[bob_amos]

Gee, if you had only asked me 40 years ago. I lived in Ankara and read, wrote and spoke Turkish. But, looking at the page I see that I don't remember much at all.. And almost nothing is familiar to me on that page...

[Allan Faust]

If so, please check this article which lists a 47 Plymouth convertible at a classic rally.

http://webarsiv.hurriyet.com.tr/2002/10/26/199152.asp

Hey the oil pump I bought NOS came directly from Istanbul Turkey..... all $10 worth.....

That is besides the 1950 export service manual that I got from Israel..... my car is sure to be worldly.....

Allan