Gran Premio Argentino de Baquets

I would support Milko.
Usually cars in these far off places have been canibalised for eternity, in order to keep another one driving, somehow.
All the parts must be there somewhere, .. just spread about !
(It's bad enough where I live, trying to find parts, without spending LOADS of money importing from England.)
Remember, this is about keeping our hobby / passion alive, and besides which, .. "it all adds to the provenance"
A big "Carry on" from me !
Stuart

Dear R.Mawer
It is clear that his comment, is based on a complete misunderstanding of how issues are handled in old cars Argentina !!! NOBODY would ruin an original car just for fun !!!! in fact, a lot of cars in those pictures you can see, have a sporting history, having been modified to run on its golden eras. It is true that most of anyway, are made today, but do not get to them disarming original cars, but on the contrary, those badly damaged units, their bodies were mutilated in his time, with lack of originality very difficult to supply or return to their home state, spoiling NO ORIGINAL CARS !!! I myself am putting together a car for that event, a Ford T, with front-wheel drive, based on historical background of a copy made in the USA in 1928, but to that end, I'm just using loose, spare parts other restorations, an engine a preparation carried out in the 40s, it is impossible to original, sporting a homemade wheels also made at that time, here in La Pampa, and well, things could go mensionando long !!! it is preferable to pull those pieces ??? or let them cast aside for not being "original" ?? perhaps, as "home" it is not worthy your old ??? in my view, it is preferable to keep them alive .....

Well-if all these "racing cars" were built from old unwanted spare parts found lying about, then-I suppose-it would be ok. But when you study these pictures, it seems pretty clear that many complete & original old cars-some of them obviously rather nice ones- have been broken up to create these "Mr. Toad" vehicles ( Toadmobiles ) Should cars that have survived for around 80 years end up like this ? Is this the best way to have "fun with old cars" ?