Help identifying a strange little car
Discussion
nicanary said:
Gompo said:
Has this been posted on Auto Puzzles yet?
One of the editors has been informed. He doesn't know what it is. I recommend to PH readers not to visit that site unless you want to lose the rest of your life. 
Dr Interceptor said:
nicanary said:
Gompo said:
Has this been posted on Auto Puzzles yet?
One of the editors has been informed. He doesn't know what it is. I recommend to PH readers not to visit that site unless you want to lose the rest of your life. FunkyNige said:
Is it a Panhard Junior Coupe?
Google Images has a load of different angles, and all the cars seem to have different extra bits.
It has the big C pillars, but no quarterlights and the rear arches are a different shape. It looks a lot shorter overall than the unidentified car, though hard to tell from pictures. It's a good find though, never seen one before.Google Images has a load of different angles, and all the cars seem to have different extra bits.
I found a website called http://www.racingsportscars.com/make/Panhard.html?...
which ahs many Panhards listed but sadly very few pictures.
I think we may be looking at a Panhard coupe possibly.
This could be the only picture of it.
which ahs many Panhards listed but sadly very few pictures.
I think we may be looking at a Panhard coupe possibly.
This could be the only picture of it.
Pistachio said:
I found a website called http://www.racingsportscars.com/make/Panhard.html?...
which ahs many Panhards listed but sadly very few pictures.
I think we may be looking at a Panhard coupe possibly.
This could be the only picture of it.
Don't think that's it either. which ahs many Panhards listed but sadly very few pictures.
I think we may be looking at a Panhard coupe possibly.
This could be the only picture of it.
I just saw this on the "cars you didn't know existed" thread http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a... . Looks close but doesn't have a quarterlight.
The 1957 Weidner Condor - only 200 ever made and built by the guy who designed the gull wing doors for the 300SL!
http://driving.ca/auto-news/news/collector-classic...
Slope of the A pillar is considerably different, rear window and arches are different and the front end looks completely different. Even though the unidentified car obviously has some damage, the bonnet does not slope down toward a low bumper like it does on the car above, or like the Karman Ghia etc.
Have you sent it to Classic and Sports Car http://www.classicandsportscar.com/ magazine to get some proper beards onto it?
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