The I'm Bored Guess The Car Quiz (No Googling allowed)

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I will get the ball rolling. Winner gets the honour of posting the next picture.

Who produced this prototype in the '70's?

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Spot on with Vauxhall! No idea what it might have been called, shame it never got produced. And the honour falls to you to post a picture challenge.

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Stab in the dark, Subaru?

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Japanese, Mitsubishi maybe?

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OK, let me give this one a try:

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Snap,that was fast! Somebody else have a go!

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An MGB with an Italian twist from someone like Innocenti?

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1. No Googling.
2. No little blue cars turning a corner in London next to a bus.
3. No biting no gouging.
4. No entries so fiendishly rare that only the builder and god would recognise.
5. Cueto's foot was not in touch.

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Lotobear said:

I'm not a Lotus expert but am I not correct in saying that it is an Elan?

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Lotobear said:

...it has a name

Eric?

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SAB888 said:

Try this one.

The red one is a 308.

The Mr Whippy is a Sprinter

The yellow one, I don't know.

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Turbobanana said:

You haven't met Equus, have you? He has a database of 70s and 80s concept cars.

B-: must try harder.

Heck, and I only just finished the Gilbern book and there is a whole chapter on this car!

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moffspeed said:

Going back to the Can-Am series here is the Mk1 AVS Shadow.

Imagine someone strapping a big block Chevy onto your back and then suspending a 10 inch front wheel off each of your ankles - that's about it.[url]

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I don't know what it is but I applaud you for posting, it looks quite bonkers, not sure what use that little screen would have been. I would love to have been a fly on the wall when the driver was first introduced to it!

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Keep it stiff said:

I don't know what it is but I applaud you for posting, it looks quite bonkers, not sure what use that little screen would have been. I would love to have been a fly on the wall when the driver was first introduced to it!

Err, other than the fact that the name is hidden away on the rear wing!

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A new one to get us back on track, not too difficult:

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Turbobanana said:

Mazda Luce. Lovely, isn't it?

Indeed, not something I have ever seen in the flesh. Over to you then!

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As the horn is the biggest button it must have been designed for one of the counties where horns are used more than indicators. Dash trim could do with a finish too!

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52classic said:

Because the car was widened during a late phase in its development. The bumper 'extension' piece was also useful to accommodate the starting handle hole.

On a related note, could someone explain to me why the 110 Defender went right through it's production life with a row of unpainted rivets on each side?

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robemcdonald said:

nice easy one

Love it, no idea of which model it is mind you. Where was the picture taken? That is some expanse of concrete!

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Equus said:

It is, of course, The Bertone Alfa Romeo Navajo, based on Alfa Tipo 33 mechanicals.

It seems inconceivable, these days, that anyone would butcher a Tipo 33 Stradale - high on the list of the most beautiful cars ever built - to create a concept car.

I did quite like the earlier Tipo 33-based Carabo, though.

What movie was this in?