Look who will be at the wheel ... she's R&D's Susie. San Francisco Days Susie from March 2004.
That's Susie's portfolio on the car hood. (Note my car does NOT have the Union Jack flag on top.) Don't worry, she will put it inside the car. She has a matching black pebbled hide over nighter that she wants to put in the car first.
Susie shifts to adjust her seat belt. Had she left something in the seat? One of the other Susies seems to have left a sewing kit on the seat. That's no fun.
Susie sinks back for a few minutes. Wait til she sees the others. Sewing kit on the driver's seat of her car. Hrmph!
I'll post additional photos of the Canadian mini Cooper soon.
9 comments:
I can't want to get my mini coop, the only thing is not sure who is going to end up with it, Your looks just as cool!
Oooh wee. Nice ride she has there. Thanks for sharing it with us. I would have a whole lot full, if I could.
That car is too cool for school. I love all the detail paint. Want it!
Cool! That is a great little car. I thought I remembered seeing another Mini Cooper before the one I see now. Does someone put out a book of Barbie cars? If they don't, they need to along with a book of Barbie houses!
Hello from Spain: This car is gorgeous. The color looks very nice. The portfolio fits very chic. Thank you for showing the photos. I love that car model. Keep in touch
Hi and thanks, Brini, Vanessa, Hey,It's Muff, and Ms. Leo.
Brini, I hope you get your mini Cooper soon. You can "rent" it among your folks until you decide who "owns" it.
Vanessa, oddly enough, I don't want to give up my cars. I tell myself; they'r big and cumbersome. But I am pulling them back from selling. You are welcome - hey, you were one of the people who inspired this post ;-D
Hey, It's Muff - it is too cool for school ;-) Information about it: I ordered it from Canada in 2002. That seller removed the outer box to reduce the postal charges so I lack details about it. What is on the vehicle itself is the name Simba. It looks like the British Sindy version only the steering wheel is on the LEFT side as is the habit in the U.S.A. (and I suppose Canada) unlike the British version which has the steering wheel on the RIGHT side. And Sears was the store from which that collector/dealer got the mini Cooper.
Ms. Leo - thanks. Glad you enjoy seeing it. Yes, there are books about Barbie accessories like houses and vehicles. Please see Barbie Doll Structures & Furniture by Marl B. Davidson and Treasury of Barbie Doll Accessories: 1961-1995 by Rebecca Ann Rupp.
I want a car!
Thanks Marta and EbonyNicole30. I wish new cars for you both in 2012 ;-D
You are welcome, Marta. I was happy to share those photos.
I want that car too! Then I can also join the surge! Heehee!
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