How about a new round of guess that car?

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Nope.
 
Yep
 
Nope.
 
McLaren F1GTR
No, actually the GTV was first. It was the 1st car designed by Ferruccio and a few other guys when he used his tractor factory to make it.
The GT was the 2nd model that came after it.
Oh yeah, I remember now... Sorry, you were right. :dunce: How could I mix up the first Lamborghinis ever made? :)


And about the car: Nissan Silvia. (A.K.A. Datsun Coupe 1600) I think it's a 1965? I just saw some pictures of it the other day, and looked them up again to verify my guess. I'm pretty sure it's right...but only you know...so we'll see...
 
Gordonfan24
And about the car: Nissan Silvia. (A.K.A. Datsun Coupe 1600) I think it's a 1965? I just saw some pictures of it the other day, and looked them up again to verify my guess. I'm pretty sure it's right...but only you know...so we'll see...


Yep your go.


bengee
Nissan Silvia CSP311
This picture would have been a better starting place.
http://www.angelfire.com/ns/silvia/index.html

Nothing wrong with my pic.
 
Wohoo, that was the first one I ever got...:D Okay, here's one:
spani_car.jpg
 
Looks like a mixture of a Beetle and something else. Just a wild guess...


A strange VW Beetle?


As for the Lamborghinis, just remember, there is still 1 and only 1 GTV made and left in the world.
 
It would be rear engined.
 
VIPERGTSR01
Renault 4Cv Cabriolet ;)
Yeah, that's actually right, technically...So who goes next? VIPERGTSR01 or mr_pushrod? I'll let you guys decide...
 
As Viper isn't here I'll take a go to keep the game going, try this for size.......
 

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Yeah, that's actually right, technically...So who goes next? VIPERGTSR01 or mr_pushrod? I'll let you guys decide...

It was still pushrods shot, he got it close enough.
 
Austin A40?

Austin A 90 Atlantic?


1947 chrysler Thunderbolt?
 
Looks like a Cheverolets Designer in the 50's rendition of a MG
 
Not Fairthorpe, but think of other low volume sports car manfacturers.
 
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