ID This:
 

Jensen?
Jim

That's a Fiat Dino.

Or an OSI Ford 20M TS...1967?

Whatever it is, it's ugly. It has a Datsun B210ish look to it.

Audi

It's an Audi 100 Coupe S. I saw one on Ebay a few months ago, they are very rare in the U.S.
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1263946476.jpg

Pretty sure it's a Ford OSI.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1263946534.jpg

Oops...the vent slots abaft the sidelight looks like the Audi above.

Yup, Audi 100 LS Coupe. Same engine & trans as the Porsche 924. Were the coupes ever legally imported to the USA?

I'd rather ID her...

Ironic - esp. coming from you...

according to the book I cribbed it from it is neither an Audi nor a Ford...

the body is Italian, yes, but the rest of it is...

Not a Fiat either?

"Tipo" (Italialian for "Type")...but mebb in the book, it's a "Typo"? :)

If it's not an Audi, it's a Pretty good clone!
 

Yep. Except that they used the transmission in the "normal" place instead of as a rear transaxle. This is why the 924/944/968 (they kept the same transmission body despite internal improvements) has a provision for attaching a driveshaft at the rear (just the hole for it, plugged).

Doesn't the Audi emblem on the grille in your picture kinda give it away?

I suspected the same but when I blew it up in Photoshop, couldn't tell (low res, just a few pixels). Besides that, Randy says it's not an Audi (but of course he also says global warming is atributable to hooman beans :)).

Randy - WTF is it?!

is it an Audi that's been modified by Abarth or similar?

I've seen those wheels before, just can't remember where.

if you were trying to disguise a car, what would you do?


BTW - I have not seen the car in person. I got the pic out of a book on cars... a certain brand of cars...

Are you looking for the VW connection?