1-of-3: 1982 Guanci SJJ Prototype

Interestingly, I found this too.

1982 Aquila GT

Same azz end ?

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quote Originally posted by cliffw: 1-of-3: 1982 Guanci SJJ Prototype Interestingly, I found this too. 1982 Aquila GT Same azz end ?

I've been perving both of those cars on Barn Finds! That Guanci is just a cool car; if I had the money I'd have it in a heartbeat.
That Aquila does something for me. It has some very right lines, though some are also almost uncanny-valley-level off. It might even have some get up with that Corvair flat 6.

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The Guanci looks a bit like the De Tomasa Mangusta- predecessor to the Pantera...

Pontiac Salsa

(I have the Hot Wheels version of this).

quote Originally posted by cliffw: Same azz end ?

Same azz end ? 2001 Lamborghini Diablo VT 6.0

quote Originally posted by cvxjet: The Guanci looks a bit like the De Tomasa Mangusta- predecessor to the Pantera...

De Tomaso being part of it's design definitely shows through. It's like a De Tomaso and a Porsche were smooshed together.

HTT Pléthore

https://www.autoevolution.c...ever-was-227986.html

For the AMC fans. Ramblers, Javelins (and the Javelin AMXs), the Gremlins, Hornets, and of course the Jeep CJs. AMC is the acronym for the American Manufacturing Company. American Motors Corporation (AMC; commonly referred to as American Motors) was an American automobile manufacturing company formed by the merger of Nash-Kelvinator Corporation and Hudson Motor Car Company on May 1, 1954.

Interesting wikipedia article

Any who, check this one out.




American Motors' "wonderous world of wagons. Made for three years in very limited numbers, each year has a bad azz badge identifying the model/year. The link has sublinks in it. All interesting.

We had/have a member from Florida. Neptune. He was an avid collector or admirer of wood side station wagons. I miss that guy.

quote Originally posted by Wichita: Pontiac Salsa

That car looks a lot like a modern Peugeot 206cc (which also is a convertible)...

quote Originally posted by cvxjet: The Guanci looks a bit like the De Tomasa Mangusta- predecessor to the Pantera...

quote Originally posted by NewDustin: De Tomaso being part of it's design definitely shows through. It's like a De Tomaso and a Porsche were smooshed together.

1-Of-401: 1969 De Tomaso Mangusta






Not your typical gull wing doors.

quote Originally posted by cliffw: Check under your couch cushions for loose coin. Huge Collection Of License Plates The bids went up to $2,500.00.

Not a single antique motorcycle plate. I'm so disappointed..................

All three of my Valkyries are legally antiques.

Rams

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1950 Ford Perfect



More pictures at link.

quote Originally posted by cliffw: Sliding Doors and a Kissing Grill: 1954 Kaiser Darrin

If I'm not mistaken, they had one of these on that new TV show, Fall-Out, which is based on the game franchise. I think it was in the first episode before the nuclear fall-out.

1959 King Midget Model 3

https://barnfinds.com/1960-messerschmitt-kr200/

How do you get into it ? Gull Wing Door.Click to show

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quote Originally posted by cliffw: https://barnfinds.com/1960-messerschmitt-kr200/

The "needs an LS" guy in the comments killed me

Modified Ford Ranger
With the addition of inter-cooled turbocharging, higher cruising speeds are possible

quote Originally posted by Valkrie9: Modified Ford Ranger With the addition of inter-cooled turbocharging, higher cruising speeds are possible

That is wild. Someone has too much time on his hands.

quote Originally posted by NewDustin: The "needs an LS" guy in the comments killed me

I missed that.

My Dad actually had one of these Bubble Cars ....
when I was a small kid. They are made in Europe and I was born in London.

Not the first EV and not the last.

Imagine an air commuter trapped inside a glitching autonomous JohnnyCab, endlessly circling the LAX parking lot, the destination visible across South Sepulveda Blvd, the Hyyatt Regency Hotel.
His dried out, desiccated remains discovered years later, the solar powered cab having done a half million miles, the unfortunate's last text, ' Thirsty, Croaking, Skynet, Aarrgghh ! '
' It was a software programming unconditional loop, an inadvertent error in debugging ! Just a fluke we found it ! '

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For 82/TA At Work.

https://barnfinds.com/cool-...9-volkswagen-type-2/



https://barnfinds.com/corva...hevrolet-greenbrier/



Tri-Five Limousine: 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air

https://barnfinds.com/tri-f...7-chevrolet-bel-air/

quote Originally posted by cliffw: For 82/TA At Work. https://barnfinds.com/corva...hevrolet-greenbrier/

I used to love the rampside version of those Corvans.

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quote Originally posted by IMSA GT: I used to love the rampside version of those Corvans.

Used to ? I would love to have it.

1997 Panoz AIV

My computer decided I wanted reformating. I have to learn all over how to transfer pictures.

I'd bet that most people here would be hard put to identify a couple of oddballs that I have owned:

I could not. I am impressed. You must have a wife as agreeable than mine is, .

What are they ?

Top car is a Jensen CV8 - mid 60s, fiberglass body, 4 wheel disc brakes and a big block Chrysler engine. I rebuilt the engine as a sixpack. 499 made



Next one is a Lamborghini Islero S - only 100 made, and a 4 cam V-12 engine




Following one is a Swallow Doretti - British car using Triumph running gear. 276 made


I was up to owning 13 cars at once at peak but am now down to 7.

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1960 Unimog 404

Haggerty Price Values

1953-1954 Arnolt MG stats

Highest sale
$247,500

Lowest sale
$60,500

Most recent sale
$68,775

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1924 White Yellowstone Tour Bus



A restored one brought in $92,000.00



[url=1966 Arctic Cat 140D / snowmobile.[/url]







I don't like the engine location.

It does not out do the John Deere models.








More snow mobiles. https://barnfinds.com/?s=snow+mobile

I need to make a PFF fund me request.

I am needy.

quote At first, I thought there was a Fiero or something else mass-produced hiding under this wild body kit, but no: Italdesign built this as a unique model with plans to originally stuff an Audi V8 inside before production delays forced them to go with 5-cylinder turbocharged powerplant.

One of twenty five.

1988 Aztec GT MTM by Italdesign