Another mystery car

[uk66fastback]

Don't know, but she lost you apparently ...

[threespires]

TonyRPH said:

Did she walk like a woman and talk like a man?

I'm not too sure what you mean.

Lady rally drivers from the 1950's
Lola is sitting far right next to Sheila Van Damm and Pat Moss

[TonyRPH]

Sorry - it's a song by the Kinks (1970).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lola_(song)

One verse: "Why she walk like a woman but talk like a man"

I thought everybody knew that song!

[threespires]

TonyRPH said:

Sorry - it's a song by the Kinks (1970).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lola_(song)

One verse: "Why she walk like a woman but talk like a man"

I thought everybody knew that song!

Ahh - solved - thanks
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[uk66fastback]

I was thinking more Barry Manilow ...

"She lost her Tony
Now she's lost her mind ...

At the Copa, Copacab ...

[TonyRPH]

Ah I get it now...

I was racking my brain trying to think which song you were on about.

[Dr G]

Is this still annoying anyone else?

My latest search topic has been the Alfa Superflow II:



http://carstyling2.rssing.com/chan-6688157/all_p11...

The cabin area leading me to think 'hmmmmm'

[Riley Blue]

Dr G said:

Is this still annoying anyone else?

In a word, 'yes'. I've spent hours going through Motorsport for the '50s and '60s page by page and drawn a blank; there's nothing that really suggests it's from the same 'family' as the mystery car.

[838HNK]

Yes - me too - convinced its Italian and Aluminium in my head ... absolutely no evidence to support this ... merciful release would be appreciated .... every time it pops up I rush to read it ever hopeful of a cure ... I didn't hear back from Mr Buckler on this ...

[threespires]

Riley Blue said:

In a word, 'yes'. I've spent hours going through Motorsport for the '50s and '60s page by page and drawn a blank; there's nothing that really suggests it's from the same 'family' as the mystery car.

Thanks for your efforts -

[Riley Blue]

threespires said:

Riley Blue said:

In a word, 'yes'. I've spent hours going through Motorsport for the '50s and '60s page by page and drawn a blank; there's nothing that really suggests it's from the same 'family' as the mystery car.

Thanks for your efforts -

It took far, far longer than it ought to have because I kept finding interesting articles to read however, for that reason I'll do it again sometime soon

[threespires]

" I kept finding interesting articles to read "
Ha!
Got the T shirt
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[TIGA84]

Damn, so after all this time, we're at exactly the same place we were when the photo was first posted!

Gah!!!

[threespires]

TIGA84 said:

Damn, so after all this time, we're at exactly the same place we were when the photo was first posted!

Gah!!!

Ha! ☺☺

[Riley Blue]

threespires said:

TIGA84 said:

Damn, so after all this time, we're at exactly the same place we were when the photo was first posted!

Gah!!!

Ha! ??

We know which cars it isn't. We didn't know that at the start.

[threespires]

That's true!!

[Dr G]

...and everyone following the thread is now an expert on plastic 60s obscurities.

[Jonmx]

I find this thread more frustrating than that Nazi bunker one! I spent a good couple of hours the other night going through google images and obscure automotive sites.

[threespires]

Jonmx said:

I find this thread more frustrating than that Nazi bunker one! I spent a good couple of hours the other night going through google images and obscure automotive sites.

Dr G said:

...and everyone following the thread is now an expert on plastic 60s obscurities.

[Roy C]

Slightly off topic: this film clip shows footage of Oxford Street that is roughly contemporary with the picture of the mystery car
Look At Life - Living with Cars 1964