Try this for size..

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...0pics/1972.jpg

And this...

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...s/99999999.jpg

the second is an Alfa Romeo SZ....

Gimme a moment on the 1st

Bond Bug
Alfa Romeo SZ Zagato

Damn clearly to easy!

Who knows this one?
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1170965602.jpg

Next:

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1170965546.jpg

Bonus question: Where could I get a windshield or door for this very rare car?

Okay...clue time. It's a famous Chrysler.

pinn f rebody?

pegaso?

Dafischer: 1956 Chrysler Norseman
notfarnow: ? The non-surviving Jaguar XK140 by Zagato ?

Nope

Nope

Hint:
British car
[edit: got engine details mixed up] straight 6 engine made by a british company, but it had been derived from a german engine
Body "tub" from another German company...look closely

Correct. It's now sitting on the bottom of the Atlantic in the hold of the Andrea Doria.

Another hint:

1952, rumored to have been 2 made

Does this shape look familiar?
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1171031812.jpg

Windshield and door look 356 and your "tub" note helped on that. However, I have no idea what it is........

Crap! You are stumping me. I just looked through a a listing of all british auto manufacturers and the only thing that looks close is a Talbot. Are you sure it is British?

I'll give it away at noon my time... 12 minutes

First to guess it in the next 12 minutes gets a case of beer.

1952 Frazer Nash Continental

This car (rumored one of two) was built using a 356 tub, and a Bristol straight six... which was derived from the BMW engine.

There was a great article on this car in Classic & Sports Car magazine a few years ago. Frazer Nash was owned by AFN Limited (Archibald Fraser Nash) which imported Porsches to Britain until Britain got it's first official dealer.

I thought the Porsche connections would have made it easy!

jeez, i never though Nash..... great trivia !

Well, no-one guessed it, so yer next!

Man, I am bummed. I did look at several Frazer-Nash pics but did not find that . Good one. I have one handy if Juan doesn't.

Good one Jake.

Actually I had to look REALLY hard to find that picture... and I knew what I was looking for!

OK, what am I and what is significant about me?

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1171040172.jpg

NSU Sport Prinz roadster, mit der Wankel engine, the first production car to have one.

I made it too easy...... your turn Dave

Okay, here you go...
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1171045573.jpg

Dude, you are gonna have to give a little hint I think. It looked familiar, but was not what I thought it was. How bout place country of origin?

I hope someone can identify this one for me. I lost the name of it. It has a 1.8t vw engine i beleive
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Lotus 7 or Caterham

i think its somthing like dockendorf d7-..? not sure of the spelling

930, I think its an uglywagen :D

This car is driving me nuts. The headlights look early Fiat-ish, but I don't think that it is a Fiat.

I'd say a Borgward. Forerunner of the Isabella.

...or posibly a DKW of some kind. Definately German though.

Yeah, this is cruel, it's a real obscure one. German, yes. DKW or Borgward, no.

dafischer: Wartburg 311 Coupe

Here's another:

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1171102725.jpg

Correct!

Interesting.

The East German Wartburg was a manufacturer known for copying of designs from the west.

Here's the West German Borgward Isabella to which the Wartburg that you posted - ahem - pays tribute - ahem

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1171124679.jpg

Daimler (UK, nothing to do with D-Benz) of some sort.

Correct: The Daimler Green Goddess.

Is it a Gillette?

Throw a new bone dagriff...