Streamlined Hunchbacks

[nine6four]

Hi there

I really love the 'hunchback' style these two rare beauties

a) Crossley Burney Streamline Saloon



b) Bugatti 57SC Atlantic Coupé


Can anyone suggest any similar styled classics (ideally that are more accessible)?

Thanks,
J

[plasticpig]

Tatra 77 maybe? Not sure how much they go for though.

[NormanP]

Jowett Javelin:

[TooMany2cvs]

[nine6four]

plasticpig said:

Tatra 77 maybe? Not sure how much they go for though.

wow stunning, but seem pretty rare also.

[TooMany2cvs]

plasticpig said:

Tatra 77 maybe? Not sure how much they go for though.

Don't ask. You can't afford one.
http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/20924/lot/558/

Or, for a cheaper option, how about the relatively common T87?
http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C200769

[nine6four]

The Javelin is certainly closer to budget, thanks!

[NormanP]

Also....but not common



(Tucker)

[NormanP]

Hudson?:

[NormanP]

Bit more common :

[nine6four]

NormanP said:

Bit more common :

[PositronicRay]

NormanP said:

Bit more common :

Spot on.

One of my favourites below.

[Riley Blue]

[nine6four]

Riley Blue said:

Is that a Riley 12/4? Certainly very close to the streamlined 1930's look that appeals to me

[Riley Blue]

It's a 1936 12/4 six-light Kestrel, beautiful car.

[TR4man]

Riley Blue said:

It's a 1936 12/4 six-light Kestrel, beautiful car.

Very, very beautiful

[darrenw]

Lancia Aprilia.


1939 Lancia Aprilia YSV717 - Car 48 - Fred Gallagher & Sue Sande - photo by Retro-Motoring



1939 Lancia Aprilia YSV717 - Car 48 - Fred Gallagher & Sue Sande - photo by Retro-Motoring

[medieval]

Didn't Avon produce some rather lovely streamlined bodies in the 1930s?

[viscountdallara]

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