Cars you didn't know existed...
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triumph-ant said:
DVLA says it's a Karma.
Yup, Karma GT. Think Ferrari Dino & 308. Then look at this. No resemblance, your honour!!!Some info here: http://karma.tribbeck.com/about.html
BFleming said:
triumph-ant said:
DVLA says it's a Karma.
Yup, Karma GT. Think Ferrari Dino & 308. Then look at this. No resemblance, your honour!!!Some info here: http://karma.tribbeck.com/about.html
threespires said:
Nice, but I suspect photoshop on both. The 3 people behind the E Type don't have any bodies through the windows (or they may be on the other side of the hedge, but I don't think so). The tree behind the XJ's C-pillar disappears in the window too, the C pillar is a bit flat and smooth looking compared to the reflections in the body side too.BFleming said:
Yup, Karma GT. Think Ferrari Dino & 308. Then look at this. No resemblance, your honour!!!
Some info here: http://karma.tribbeck.com/about.html
The design was also brought over from the US and manufactured by Perry Automotive from Brightlingsea, Essex, together with some 427 Cobra replica shells, a Pantera copy and possibly others. As far as I recall, Perry folded in the early 1980s.Some info here: http://karma.tribbeck.com/about.html
Firstly, my apologies for the vagueness of this, but... About 2 years ago I was given a Jaguar Drivers Club (or possibly Jaguar Enthusiasts Club) magazine to read. In it was an article about a 2 door Jaguar X Type prototype / mule that had found its way out of the factory into the hands of a club member. I've tried googling it to no avail.
It was actually quite a good looking thing, for an X Type.
It was actually quite a good looking thing, for an X Type.
Crook said:
Someone on Classic and Sports Car mag's social media team must be reading this, as they've just posted picture on their Instagram of the Fiberfab from their article of a few years ago. Hello!tog said:
Someone on Classic and Sports Car mag's social media team must be reading this, as they've just posted picture on their Instagram of the Fiberfab from their article of a few years ago. Hello!

Hugo a Gogo said:
threespires said:
that's Düsseldorf, Oberkassel, in the background they are setting up the 'Großte Kirmes am Rhein' funfairI also think it's photoshopped

saaby93 said:
tog said:
Someone on Classic and Sports Car mag's social media team must be reading this, as they've just posted picture on their Instagram of the Fiberfab from their article of a few years ago. Hello!

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