Guess the car!

[galro]

Think more exotic.

[galro]

I think I will just say it. The coachbuilder was Serra, the sports car I talked about was Pegaso and this is a 1973 Ford Granda made by them. Source for the pictures are here: http://www.coachbuild.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=20...

Feel free to post a new quiz!

[rohrl]

STEVENSON-KAATSCH said:

Make Model and Mk

Austin/Vanden-Plas Princess MkIV

[rohrl]

What's this?

[Nick M]

It's an AC - not sure of the model, but roofline looks a bit Zagato-ish with the double bubble.

[Opel-GT]

Nick M said:

It's an AC - not sure of the model, but roofline looks a bit Zagato-ish with the double bubble.

I'm guessing at AC too, the wheel hubs were a bit of a give away

Google gave me the model. but I will keep quiet...

Edited by Opel-GT on Thursday 4th February 20:32

[33q]

AC 378 GT Zagato......according to Wikipedia

[irocfan]

funnily enough I took a pic of one a few years back...

[galro]

Did this tread die? I'm the only one who think it is fun to guess cars? It is fairly obvious that AC 378 GT Zagato was the right answer so I don't think you need confirmation before posting a new quiz.

[galro]

Okay, I take the liberty to post a new one then to see if there is any interest left.



What is it?

[Bonefish Blues]

The big Renault featured in Octane 2 or 3 months ago.

[galro]

No, but right country.

[rohrl]

It looks a bit like the sort of thing Gabriel Voisin would have come up with.

[longshot]

I have no idea but it looks awesome. Looking forward to knowing what it is.

Galro. If you could please let me know what it is, I promise to keep shtum.

[galro]

rohrl said:

It looks a bit like the sort of thing Gabriel Voisin would have come up with.

It is not one of his creations but the companys history is very similar to Voisin. The company was first established by a early aviation pioneer and his brother for the construction of aircrafts, it then went into the business of luxury car manufacturing where they tryied to bring elements of what they had learned in the aircraft industry into the cars.

[galro]

Here is another picture showing how you entered the car. It is worth noting that this car was built in 1923 so I think it must have among the earliest roof-mounted door designs made.

[justleanitupabit]

I cheated by googling - thats rather obscure.......

[galro]

justleanitupabit said:

I cheated by googling - thats rather obscure.......

I don't think it is cheating to google based on hints. It is a another thing if you used the reverse image search though, but I don't think you should be able to that with these pictures (I was not at least, I tested ).

Feel free to post the answer if you have it.

Edited by galro on Friday 12th February 14:26

[justleanitupabit]

Its one of these



The Farman A6A

[galro]

Indeed. It's not one of those though, it is that one. They only made one with that bodywork.

Feel free to post a new one.