Never knew the story on the Bricklins. Thanks.

That front end always reminds me of a fish eating a fish.

If any interest, I have a lot of the Brickline Newsletters and some dealer brochures and service manuals. Just thought I would mention it. Thanks

75 miles huh? I bet the cigarette lighter's never been used! :wink:

Great time capsule, I've always liked the Bricklin.

we went to the Hershey auto museum a few years ago one ago and stumbled upon a Bricklin only char show there. Never seen so many in one spot and talk about diehards? they came from the midwest to attend this show with their Bricklins. Crazy about their Bricklins, they are

I wonder how many had doors that didn't work right. Really goofy setup with the air cylinders. If there is not enough air pressure in the tank the doors only open part way and you have to push them up the rest of the way but they will come back down to whatever the air pressure can manage to hold.

The Bricklin was one of the bright spots of the mid 70's, and orange was the best color.

Cool car, Charley.