Cars you didn't know existed...
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Only one was built, it seems. It started as an experiment ('what else can we do with the ZIS-101 limousine'), then the plant director made it a showcase and a 'gift to the state' for the celebration of the 20th anniversary of the revolution. The car disappeared during ww2.
Hobbes003 said:
The local Vauxhall dealer (in the 1970s) used to run a 2-door estate version (with panels instead of side windows in the back), badged 'Bedford Chevanne'.
My plumber mate had one back in the 80's, I recall one snowy evening having to pull over every few hundred yards to dig the snow out of the recessed headlamps!
Hobbes003 said:
P5BNij said:
There was also this one with the earlier DBS four headlamp styling which was used by David Brown as his daily transport for a while....
May I add to the 4 door Aston Martin list the Vantage Special Type I made by Aston Martin Works Service.Edited by RosscoPCole on Sunday 22 December 20:53
Fastpedeller said:
Saw a new one (for me, anyway) called a Fiat Fullback - I thought the name was inspired for a pickup!
I saw one of those in a supermarket carpark about an hour ago in a random polish village. (Dąbrowa Biskupia) My wife was in awe of it until she noticed the Fiat badge. Looked quite Japanese to be fair and after checking Google it's a mitsubishi with a fiat badge
Nice looking thing in all fairness for what it is and not that far removed from that Merc/Navara thing.
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