what about 3rd. page?

ok here it is a new 3 front lights
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploads6/11133798027.jpg
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploads6/21133798105.jpg
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploads6/31133798141.jpg

Mid '50's Nardi Blue Ray.



Tim

Tim, you're good!

we have a winner!
your turn

A new one. How about a production car....


http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1133801159.jpg



Tim

No Pic

DKW 1000Sp

"Baby Thunderbird". Interesting car... Classic & Sports Car did a review a couple years ago with a real Thunderbird for comparison.

998cc of Teutonic Fury
 

Our winner!



http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1133809294.jpg

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1133809310.jpg

Also a later roadster:

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1133809365.jpg


Tim

next:
(An easy one, especially if I showed the front)
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1133810356.jpg

Lester MG

nope

I think thats the famous Ken Miles' "Flying Shingle" MG from the mid '50's.



Tim

Yes it is. The front has an MG grille, that's why he only showed the rear.

Bingo!

Was trying to post a pic of the front of the Miles MG, but couldn't get it to work...

Here's one from the front:

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1134182366.jpg

Post the next new pic, tcar...


Tim

I cannot post a pic for some reason... is it because I have dial-up?
Have tried several times, w/ .jpg's

Anyone have step by step instructions?

save your file as .jepg (jpg) no more than 100ks then click on the link "Click here to Upload a Photo...", then just select the file and whait to finish upload the file

next
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploads6/11134244746.jpg
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploads6/31134244879.jpg

Is that some sort of Mustang show car, cira late '60s? It seems to me I saw that or something like it all over Popular Mechanics around that time.
Les

no is not a Mustang but yes it is american

AMC, as I recall, not sure, but was it the AMX prototype?

Dick Teague's AMC concept car designed as a competitor for the Pantera?

Techw is right, AMX 3 prototype.

Looks a LOT like a mini Pantera... or the Pantera looks a lot like the amx.

I guess it's officially my turn...

:-)

Here's a shot I took at SEMA. Yes, the car is famous enough to have a fairly-well known name, in some circles... not looking for what it's based on, but what its (re)builder named it.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1134250267.jpg

Thats the Foose designed/built '36 Ford "Impression" that won the Ridler this year. Stunning car.


Tim

Looks a LOT more like a 37 than a 36.

The 36 had headlite on pods sticking out horizontally from behind the grille, not touching the fenders. 37 had headlites like Chip's car. So it's a 36 with 37 headlights, which are VERY different.

But... it is a custom, isn't it, and Chip says he started w/ a '36 body.

AMX III
Unveiled at the Chicago Auto Show in
early 1969, the non-running AMX/2
surprised everyone as the first evidence
that tiny AMC was toying with an
advanced mid-engine sports car. Styling,
created under company design chief Dick
Teague, featured an "airfoil" shape, and
managed to be interesting -- swoopy
without being cartoonish. Graceful
simplicity was the watchword from
curved nose to "Kamm" tail. A fastback
roofline with a dorsal "spine" floated
above a flat, ribbed engine cover-cum-
deck. Central twin exhausts implied a
V-S, which was planned for but not
installed in this purely speculative
exercise. Still, public response was wildly
enthusiastic.




Tim is right that's a 1936 Ford Roadster by Foose

Awesome thread guys!-Keep 'er goin'!

tchanson... your turn... bump

Yes, I believe it had won the Ridler before and had been redone since and won a second time(?) Anyway, it re-premiered at SEMA '05. Sorry for the tardy affirmation. In person, the car is just fantastic. Foose knows his colors.

I suspect this may be a fairly easy one...

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1135014047.jpg

Tim

Is that a Borgward (Isabella?, Hasna?, Arabella?)

It's a Studebaker-Porsche prototype. Rear Porsche engine, air cooled V8, if I remember correctly, in a Studebaker built (Porsche designed?) body.

Very hush-hush skunkworks project, and the several prototypes were all thoroughly destroyed by Studebaker. Late 50's early 60's.

Stuttgart via South Bend
 

You're our winner, Dave.

Its the 1952/6 Type 542 Porsche Studebaker contract engineering project, powered by water and air cooled V6's.

Tim

What about this one:

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1135175837.jpg

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1135175852.jpg

Adler (German) Rennsport, ca 1934.

You are a bit off on the year and model but you got it on the brand and country.

Dang, that was too quick

Correction...1937 Rennlimousine Competition.

WOW, you got it all. I guess I must try harder next time ;)