Some 60 years later, Troy, New York is the home to CR4 and it's parent company, GlobalSpec. We don't have a Delcar, of course, but we do have a Del the Cat.

..That's one cute van.
Del

...and it looks about the right size for a cat!

I would drive one, but it would only be fitting to put on my big floppy shoes, orange afro, poofy pants, and a big round red nose first. Of course all my like suited buddies would be obligated to join me... as long as we could all cram in (which we would with ease).

'obligated to join me... '

AAAARRRGGGHHH...No.... it's OBLIGED not obligated...think of the letters you save...and it's so much smoother sounding.
This is my own personal most hated Americanism...it is clunky and it grates.
Spread the word... 'obliged'
Please please please please please
Del

You imagine John Wayne doffing his had to a lady and saying
'Much obliged M'am' when she's given him an extra portion of sticky pie.
It just doesn't sound right with 'obligated'...now does it?
Del

Alright, Alright, I will Make great effort to replace the Clunky "Obligated", with the Smooth "Obliged" in future conversations.

I am obliged to give you thanks for the well received criticism, as it may finally allow me to speak with a silver tongue. Just think of all the ways I can use this new found power!

First car we bought in year 1961 was Austin (Black car to which Mullin's Trailor is attached). We bought @ $ 600.00.It was rugged car suitable for any bad roads.

Way ahead of it's time;

want one want one....
what is it? Is that a NISSAN logo on the wheels?
(Or may be KrisDel^TM ...hmm BTW... do we have a logo?)
Del

I'd get obsessed with noting the relative position of the square bits on those hubs - driving in snakey lines to try get them all at the same angle.

There was some mutterering that Nissan were going to streamline the thing. Gordon Bennett!- I thought it was for city use, not tanking it along open roads/F1 Track Racing.