Quick, what is this car?

MAKE: 20 pts
MODEL: 30 pts
YEAR: 50 pts

HINT: this generation was never sold in the US even though it was built in the US by a major US automaker.


have fun

ford

71-73 (3rd gen) ford cortina
haha lol. next
Mike

dont cheat by lookin at the URL =]

a bristol, i only remember bcuz of the gullwing doors, but i dont know the whole name. its not just called a bristol gullwing is it? and i dont know the year(s).

acura integra. next.

lol but is it a gs gsr or what?

Acura Integra! You're joking right? It's a Bristol Fighter

haha, wait was the integra a serious answer?

Here's one for ya... Any ideas LOL

I would guess Lada, but would not know which Model.

Equally as cr#p but not right! Keep guessing! It's a beauty ain't it!? LOL

austin allegro...

the very first car I *think* is a Holden Torana, and for year i'd guss a 72 or 73...

Woo-Hoo! You got it!! What a pig-ugly motor, my dad used to have one LOL

AND THE WINNER IS:



how did you know? seriously, had you ever seen one? what tipped you off that is was a cortina? i thought it was a

when i saw it from the road. it was in a country lane about 100m from the main highway. i immediately spun the 540 around and went knocking on the door. gbota love country folk. she gave me the whole story: her hubby is a retires mechanic and restores FORDs and VWs. he picked the Cortina (L model) as is from a "neighbour down the way". the original owner bought it in '73, never took it out between november and may and only went "to town" in it. it has 63000 original miles and the original paint, trim and hubcaps. she started it for me and it purrs like a new car. no smoke, no rattles, no misfire. when i asked if it was for sale she laughed and said "Harold is around here somewhere, if i see him I'll ask." To which i replied:"He will never part with this, will he?" She said something to the effect that i was really smart for a young city boy and we parted company. Here are a few more shots of this curiously cute car from back when i was only a wee lad 10 years young:

well, i almost guessed it as a classic celica too, but then i remembered i once did a report on the change of muscle cars to boats and miniature cars. that was prolly the most fascinating b/c they didnt sell it in the u.s. ive only seen one in person and it was amazing. i wouldnt mind getting one and rebuilding it.

what it be?

that thing looks like a european toy, or a lincoln

i'll go with the toy theory.



the scale of the asphalt is all wrong. there is no distinct separation between the door and the body. there is no detail in the doorhandles. i don't see any functional turn signals.



just a guess though

It's an Isotta Fraschini T8 (Italian). I think this is the one with an Audi V8 in it?

a Chrysler Le baron, next! lol

heres one for ya..


and yes it is a production car

I'm not positive but I belive that certain middle eastern royalty had a hand in the creation of these?

its a 456.

Nope, it's an Isotta Fraschini T8

The Ultimate ferrari grocery getter

He's got it.

that appears to be the ultimate grocery getter...period. lol

think about rolling up at someone at a light with that. You kid in the back in a baby seat. U teach the kid that if u rev the engine at a stop light, he has to give the car next to u the finger, so that when u blow them away the 2 year old in back is giving them the finger as u fly past lol...

im retarted. whatever.

that is amazing
im changing my sig now!