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Automotive industry of Sikandara
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K52 - Horus
2,480 (US$1,450)
Class: Family car
Type: 4 door sedan
Engine: 1200cc (water-cooled)
Speed: 105km (maximum)
Capacity: 2 + 3
Introduced in 1952, the K52 Horus is an ideal automobile for a conventional family of five, with two passenger seats in the front perfect for mother and father, and the backseat a comfortable fit for one's children or even the occasional live-in grandparent. The vehicle is one of the most economical options of its kind in the market today. During its design phase, the vehicle was made to comply with rigorous safety standards. The car comes in two models, as left-hand or right-hand drives - depending on the market.
K13 - Hathor
1,710 (US$1,000)
Class: Compact
Type: 2 door convertible/sedan
Engine: 900cc (water-cooled)
Speed: 94.5km (maximum)
Capacity: 2 + 1
Introduced in 1948, the K13 Hathor is a stylish car, uniquely designed for the needs of the younger generation, which has acquired all the privileges of adult life but not the resources to sustain them. Ideal for bachelors and university students, the car provides plenty of storage room in the trunk and is a comfortable ride. The convertible rooftop is perfect for long drives through scenic locations. Keeping in mind the unique requirements of young people, the vehicle is a robust design, meant for people who have little experience with automobiles previously. The vehicle, as is the norm, was designed to comply with international safety standards. The car comes in two models, as left-hand or right-hand drives - depending on the market.
K65 - Anubis
3,400 (US$1,988)
Class: Saloon
Type: 4 door sedan
Engine: 1500cc (water-cooled)
Speed: 103km (maximum)
Capacity: 3 + 3
The K65 Anubis is a large car, introduced in 1950, and can accommodate six people. The car is a solid and robust design, best for climates with harsh weather conditions, especially in colder climates. Special insulation panels have been installed to maintain heat within the vehicle, which have however reduced the speed of the vehicle. The vehicle, as is the norm, was designed to comply with international safety standards. The car comes in two models, as left-hand or right-hand drives - depending on the market.
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K52 - Horus
2,480 (US$1,450)
Class: Family car
Type: 4 door sedan
Engine: 1200cc (water-cooled)
Speed: 105km (maximum)
Capacity: 2 + 3
Introduced in 1952, the K52 Horus is an ideal automobile for a conventional family of five, with two passenger seats in the front perfect for mother and father, and the backseat a comfortable fit for one's children or even the occasional live-in grandparent. The vehicle is one of the most economical options of its kind in the market today. During its design phase, the vehicle was made to comply with rigorous safety standards. The car comes in two models, as left-hand or right-hand drives - depending on the market.
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K13 - Hathor
1,710 (US$1,000)
Class: Compact
Type: 2 door convertible/sedan
Engine: 900cc (water-cooled)
Speed: 94.5km (maximum)
Capacity: 2 + 1
Introduced in 1948, the K13 Hathor is a stylish car, uniquely designed for the needs of the younger generation, which has acquired all the privileges of adult life but not the resources to sustain them. Ideal for bachelors and university students, the car provides plenty of storage room in the trunk and is a comfortable ride. The convertible rooftop is perfect for long drives through scenic locations. Keeping in mind the unique requirements of young people, the vehicle is a robust design, meant for people who have little experience with automobiles previously. The vehicle, as is the norm, was designed to comply with international safety standards. The car comes in two models, as left-hand or right-hand drives - depending on the market.
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K65 - Anubis
3,400 (US$1,988)
Class: Saloon
Type: 4 door sedan
Engine: 1500cc (water-cooled)
Speed: 103km (maximum)
Capacity: 3 + 3
The K65 Anubis is a large car, introduced in 1950, and can accommodate six people. The car is a solid and robust design, best for climates with harsh weather conditions, especially in colder climates. Special insulation panels have been installed to maintain heat within the vehicle, which have however reduced the speed of the vehicle. The vehicle, as is the norm, was designed to comply with international safety standards. The car comes in two models, as left-hand or right-hand drives - depending on the market.
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Trucks and Tractors
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Please attribute the owners/creators of your car images.
While I don't suspect these vintage car enthusiasts will hunt us down, it's a positive habit to have when using someone else's work that asks for credit.
Please attribute the owners/creators of your car images.
While I don't suspect these vintage car enthusiasts will hunt us down, it's a positive habit to have when using someone else's work that asks for credit.
[MENTION=2]Cantignia[/MENTION], it is from Wikipedia, I think they don't have any copy right
[MENTION=635]Sikandara[/MENTION] you trickster! xP You are using the same car has me, Morris Minor! xP
Btw, Sikandara a powertrain of 1500cc it is uncommun in the 5oties in small cars man
Trust me, I'm a Car Seller
[MENTION=635]Sikandara[/MENTION] you trickster! xP You are using the same car has me, Morris Minor! xP
Btw, Sikandara a powertrain of 1500cc it is uncommun in the 5oties in small cars man
Trust me, I'm a Car Seller
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They have attribution rights on certain images, the first one being an example of that. He links back to the source, but it takes us as mods to follow the link and track down the attribution disclaimer that the owner has for their image. Sikandara or anyone can use the image, but they need to link or describe the owners rights directly.
An example of this would be "OOC: Image Attribution = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:1955_Skoda_1200_%282568618690%29.jpg". Then all we have to do is scroll a small bit and see it's free to copy and mix so long as attribution is recognized.
An example of this would be "OOC: Image Attribution = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:1955_Skoda_1200_%282568618690%29.jpg". Then all we have to do is scroll a small bit and see it's free to copy and mix so long as attribution is recognized.
[MENTION=2]Cantignia[/MENTION] in college works they told me to do this:
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This is the academic quotation system, at least used by my Professors, since you use a quote they can not blame on you, because you aren't assuming your self has the owner of the picture! :s
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, viewed in 20 of Jannuary of 2014, at 7:00 AMThis is the academic quotation system, at least used by my Professors, since you use a quote they can not blame on you, because you aren't assuming your self has the owner of the picture! :s
Yeah that would work. As long as it's easy peasy to verify.
[MENTION=2]Cantignia[/MENTION] my Master Thesis had some images, my Professor told me, Quote even this images, this way no one call you plagiarist, and sue you for that Trust me, this is legal! has long the players quote the source 
Trust me, this is legal! has long the players quote the source