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Yet, Another "Name This Car"
Supposedly titled as a Porsche, and a small car manufacturer. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1651897128.jpg
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My guess:
(Volkswagen) Aquila Gullwing |
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Damn seldom that it takes this group long...even kit cars.
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Abortion.
Best Les |
I think it's not bad at all. I've sure seen worse kit cars, and I'll bet in person it looks impressive. I'm thinking really low and really small?
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“Cimbria” derivative
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Looks like it was inspired by the Miura.
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It is being converted to electronic.
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Every car every manufacturer has ever produced is a "Kit Car" until it gets past the protoype or model stage and is assigned a VIN. (track only cars n/a)
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All hat and no cattle. And the hat sucks.
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Or ...all horn and no driveshaft. Can that thing even get out of its own way?
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Looks like a PanteraBricklinTVR.
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I think it's a HeardBricklin.
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I am pretty sure it is an Aqulia. Short lived 1980's VW based kit car.
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The funny part is the guy who bought it was told that it was built on a 917 frame. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1652056389.jpg
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1652056389.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1652056389.jpg And is somehow titled as a Porsche. He was also told that it use to have a Porsche engine, but I think the article posted pretty rules that out and confirms what it actually is. Thanks guys.. As I get updates and pictures of the conversation, I will share them. |
Looks like a 944?
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No, no no… Bricklin; TR7; all sorts of other unattractive crap but not a Miura. And not the Miura’s big brother, either. Nope. |
It's kind of a Countouche.
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