Norwegian gearheads on the right Way

This darn cool and darn awesome beach buggy from Austin and Morris was rollin' off the lines from 1964 all the way to '93, sportin' that '60s design. 'Maybe you can't pimp this one out,' they say, but I reckon it's a blast driving it to the beach, on a picnic, or just as a golf cart at the cabin, of course. And preferably with a bunch of lively gals! That's bound to turn some heads, I tell ya. From 2012 till today, they've been cookin' up an electric version called Nosmoke Electric. The Engine Room in Høvik, Bærum, handles the import to Norway, and they've got some good ads on finn.no. For now, there ain't many in Norway jumpin' at the chance to buy these rides, but personally, I'd think it'd be cool if sales really took off. There's just too many Defenders kickin' around in this country (like I've mentioned in a previous post). I'd also really wish there were more folks bringin' in the newer UAZ Hunter...

Opel Corsa, with a lady as beautiful as the old man's ex-wife from Stokke. The old guy on a trip in his Opel Corsa, admittedly in his younger days. His wife from Lithuania is no longer with him and hasn't been there since . Well, this car might be a tad too old to be a hot rod in 2020, but since I've seen a bunch of those old Opels used as hot rods, like a late '70s Opel Rekord up in North-Trøndelag in Norway a few years back, I figured the Opel Corsa belongs here on the blog. An old buddy of my dad supposedly drove a white Opel Corsa, 'bout a 1982 model, all the way till early 2000. This fella was a real country original, always drivin' an old German vintage car. Before '82, he's supposed to have driven an old red Volkswagen Karmann Ghia. From 2000 onward, he's always had a bottle-green Opel Astra wagon, 'round a 2001 model. This fella lived in Stokke in Vestfold Norway, had a mix of Inner Grenland and Inner ...