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AlanBartlett
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Tex Avery Car of tomorrow

Post by AlanBartlett »

Although this isnt jowett related, In a media lesson today we were having a view of classic style cartoons, and out of the mix came this one on cars I found it quite amusing.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=8aTjof5fqQo
"Don't Let The Sound Of Your Own Wheels Drive You Crazy" The Eagles, Take It Easy
TedAllen
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Post by TedAllen »

Very enjoyable....proper cartoons with proper artwork.
Aside from the humour, weren't some of the body designs quite attractive to us old car fans ?
Ted :roll:
Tony Fearn
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Post by Tony Fearn »

Fantastic,

Keep them coming.

The pink one looked like a Wartburg from the side, but not from the front or rear!!

Tony.
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