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Hello, my name is Ramon and I'm from Amsterdam, the Netherlands. My daily driver is a '64 Mercury Colony Park with the 390 Super Marauder.
Yes it's parked outside (in the dutch rain) 365 days a year....
I really like to learn more about the car and the engine and there's a lot of great info around here;)
Welcome aboard Ramon. :) Nice to see someone using an older car as they were meant to be used.
Don
Welcome Ramon from the lower side of earth, and excellent site you have found. Now I believed everybody rode bicycles over there and that it was too crowded for driving let alone large american cars??? You will have to get your car under some cover as your rain like ours would have alot of salt air in it to help body rust form..
Welcome to the site!! If you hang in there, we do try have a lot of fun here.
Do you really drive that monster of a car in Amsterdam, one of my favorite cities in Europe? With all those little cars and so many bicycles? Daily??
Thanks for the warm welcome guys,
The Merc is my only car with a parking permit, I'm only allowed to have 1 parking permit... I go to work by bicycle so I don't have to drive the Merc every day of the week.
It runs on LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas or propane) so that makes it a bit cheaper.
Here's a foto of the Merc:
http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/j...r/IMG_0466.jpg
http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/j...r/IMG_0462.jpg
That is one SWEET ride
Heck Ramon that is one cool car for sure. Where is the LPG tank hidden in the back interior or replacing the original fuel tank underneath?? You will have to give us uneducated folk a lesson on how your parking permits etc work,and how strick is the policies policed please as we don't appreciate what some people have to deal within their own countries compared to ours.
I adore the black and white image photograph of your car too...:cool:
that is one sweet ride .. iv`e never seen one .. must i go to amsterdam to get a look .. what kind of reaction do you get from fellow countrymen when they see it ?
Here in Amsterdam I can only get 1 parking permit per household... So if you have more then one you should park it outside the city..... The rulles for hotrods are a bit complicated but a LPG motor is no problem. The tank is in the sparewheel compartmend, it's a 60 liter tank so I must refill a lot with the 390 Super Marauder...Quote:
Where is the LPG tank hidden in the back interior or replacing the original fuel tank underneath?? You will have to give us uneducated folk a lesson on how your parking permits etc work,and how strick is the policies policed please as we don't appreciate what some people have to deal within their own countries compared to ours