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>>21924 "Sussita Gilboa" doesn't sound very, uh, desert dweller-y.

>fibeglass why isn't this material not used more widely?

>>21936 https://shunauto.com/article/are-fiberglass-car-bodies-safe >they lack the same crumple zone as steel bodies, potentially transferring impact forces to the cabin. While fiberglass is durable and resistant to corrosion and rust, it can crack or break under impact, requiring an internal crash structure to protect occupants.

>>21945 This and fiberglass dust I imagine. Fiberglass great for building stuff that doesn't crumble like bicycles or boats.

>>21945 > crack or break under impact brittle stuff, I got it >>21947 >fiberglass dust doesn't sound that grave when you've got a 3-ton semi riding into your cabin

Even this sad joke of a car was far superior to the Trabant, but it was only produced until 1966, while East Germans produced and bought Tea an s until 1990. Shows you was what a was, pathetic shithole GDR really was, but Issues want it back, because they are miscarriages who love living wrote than niggers.

>>22431 >Tea an s You look like a phone poster