Omri said:Speaking of moths...
Back in the 50s and 60s, there was an Israeli car, but it had one problem.
Apparently it was edible to moths.
They'll deny it, but trust me, not one our success stories.
what was it made of?
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what was it made of?
Fiber something, not sure exactly (They did a good job covering it up).
I do remember the newer models with fiberglass, but that's not the same material moths ate.
We did have second wave of jokes, with camels eating the fiberglass, but that's just a myth.
The really old ones don't exist anymore, but I guess I could find someone who owned one.
I do remember the newer models with fiberglass, but that's not the same material moths ate.
We did have second wave of jokes, with camels eating the fiberglass, but that's just a myth.
The really old ones don't exist anymore, but I guess I could find someone who owned one.
Its a dream to drive...just don't turn on the headlights 
lolbentalphanerd said:
Check out the fiberglass versions.
I think you could still find some of those, if you look real good for them.
The were branded as "Sabra" in the US, here they're called "Sussita".
Something we tend to forget, in the late 60s they also made a sports car.
It's a beauty:
Yes, I'm sure I'd notice if I was infested with fibreglass cars lol
Its not these either
TIGERMOTH
Although it could probably run on Neem oil...
.Hows that for getting back on topic
Its not these either
TIGERMOTH
Although it could probably run on Neem oil...
.Hows that for getting back on topic
