Guess That Car v2! (Blurred pictures + leaderboard)

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'63 Vette?
 
Eunos_Cosmo
Looks like a Studebaker.
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I'll give it to you, it's a 58 Packard which were rebadged Studebakers
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Off-topic but Squirly who is that in your avatar pic? Too tiny to make out, very 80s but cute!
 
I'll take that, keep things moving:
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Mercedes-Benz 300SL?
 
Porsche 695/T7 prototype?
 
Mercedes 560SL?
 
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Mercedes-Benz 190SL?
 
BMW Neue Klasse E9?

Wouldn't let me write capital letters again :boggled:
 
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Mercedes 190SL (W121) or BMW 2800CS Spicup?

Edit: Tree'd on the 190SL :)
 
Bmw 2000

Odd, Mark your post does have capitals but mine is somehow auto-correcting so only the first letter is upper case.
 
Nice car, was it the stepping stone between the 356 and the 911/912? I think the rules were production cars only but I welcome the concepts, personally :)
 
I do have a 'blur' prepared, but it's on my 'puter at work. Someone else can take my turn. Again.
 
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I wasn't sure until I googled, then I was sure ;)

My brother's first car was the forerunner to this, the Princess, terrible car really but it still seems to have a place in his heart.
 
Your turn!
 
A Mini Sedan?
 
Nope, can see where you are coming from though, that would be neat (though the Riley Elf, Wolseley Hornet etc. were kinda mini sedans)

EDIT - This one is kinda obscure admittedly so might need clues
 
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Nice car, was it the stepping stone between the 356 and the 911/912? I think the rules were production cars only but I welcome the concepts, personally :)
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Yes, something along those lines. I believe the 911 was originally designated as the 901 but changed because of Peugeot
 
Morris Oxford?
 
I guess it does look a bit like an old Morris Oxford, isn't though.
 
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