Can any one help guess what car is this???????
 

i know it aint a merc, but i really need ur help in guessin what it is, any hints???
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Something from the 50's fer shure.

Ford Edsel 1958
 

As Johnathan1 has guessed, it is a Ford Edsel 1958

I remember reading about the bad press of this particular car. See this…

http://www.time.com/time/specials/2007/article/0,28804,1658545_1657867_1657781,00.html





http://i414.photobucket.com/albums/p...lade/edsel.jpg

Man for ever thank full, hope u keep an eye on this thread, might need help sooon :P
guys thanx again

guys dunno if u are still up for this, but here is another, and i am guessin it some old opel

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hope am not bothering any here

Ok Have gathered it must be based on the CHEVELLE but not sure, help guys a bet is on for this :S

I had the edsel nailed. Thats my era.

The yellow car looks like nothing I have ever seen, not any opel I have seen and it looks like american style wheels, my guess is its aussie.....HOlden, maybe?

I was thinking Aussie Chrysler Charger but it's not quite.

http://wj2d.100megsdns.com/pumagtb.html

Puma GTB. It was all in the name of the file. I typed in 'GTBS car' and found it a couple pages in on a google image search.

i missed that , :( silly me, thanx AustinsCE

Some pretty nice looking cars there!

K here is another,
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Jensen 541 R,maybe '58 or '59.

i guess it is. I thought it was a jensen. Too bad we dont have such small builders like before.:(

now this i do know lets see if any can remember it:
http://img386.imageshack.us/img386/6061/guesspk4.jpg
http://img386.imageshack.us/img386/g...jpg/1/w360.png

Come on,everyone knows a Dauphine.
Give me something difficult.

This one is interesting:
http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/b...wenger/car.jpg

Only view the link when you're ready to see the answer.
http://www.drivingenthusiast.net/sec-blog/2007/07/05.html

Looks like an Avanti...

ok try those:
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first one, is it an early VW Karman Ghia?

third one is a bricklin SV-1 in safety red. (I know my gullwings)

First one's a Dodge Lancer, isn't it? IIRC the Valiant twin had slot tail lights.

Sixto
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Well i thought it was valiant, but wont argue since u seem to know ur suff.
Ok lets put some rules here
1 -no prototype or one off models.
2- if one guesses wrong they have to wait for someone else to post before taking another shot.
3- one who gets the car right is the one who has the right to post a new car for us to guess.
You can forfeit ur turn for any one else to go ahead.

Hope u like the rules, plz comment if u dont

Made by a company that once built an Avanti clone based on the last-generation Firebird and has now moved to the Mustang base. Pffft....

I'm surprised the folks at www.easyrods.com aren't involved in that abomination.

Sixto
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I saw a C5 corvette at the last concourse show that had like a classic corvette body kit or something.. All I know is that it looked like crap

Right, cats-eye taillights on the Valiant. A relative of mine once owned a Valiant from that era. I remember it well. Tough car.

How about this one?
http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/f...m/a3ba3aba.jpg

240Z greenhouse and doors and VW Brasilia headlights is as much as I recognize.

Sixto
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Asgeir
 

1961 Renault Dauphine

edit: maybe a really off with the rear engine thing, but some how and despite the long front bonnet i have a feeling the engine is in the back

If you're thinking beetle kit car there is nearly no rear overhang, so that seems unlikely....it does look like vw 411 (?) front lights though.

Its NOT a kit, and it's all steel!

It's a South African Chrylser Valiant.

http://www.easyrods.com/images/index_mainpic7.jpg

I threw up in my mouth.

A modded Chevy BelAir body with an F-Body Camaro canopy and wheels...weird!!!

I'm sorry, but I actually like that! It has great lines!

VW SP2, made in Brazil.

now we have had 2 brazilian cars here, never knew they made that many specific for that market :S

This one is fairly difficult as the body style,greenhouse and tail lights mimic many European cars of the '50,s

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y18...lusVitesse.jpg

a Triumph Italia

No Sir.

I redid it

Triumph Italia 2000 Coupe

Not a Triumph,much longer wheelbase,altogether larger.

its probably some stupid Nash

Not produced on this side of the pond.

is it a Ferrari?

Now you're further away.

ok so its not american and its not italian. but it is from europe and follows popular styline cues of 1950's european cars


its not a Renault, its not a ferrari, its not a nash, its not a triumph

im going to give up and see what it is later

Well,one of your initial surmises was correct.

I'm a bit stuck on the coachbuilder - seems a little too delicate for Ghia - too prosaic for Zagato - I'm betting Pininfarina, but can't rule out Bertone or Touring. The coachwork badge on the fender is just unclear enough to be of little help. Chassis? Rather long wheelbase and overhang and apparently a fairly long engine compartment. Carleton said "Not produced on this side of the pond.", but Carleton is so damned inscrutable at times that I can't rule out an American chassis built in Italy, France or Spain. Left-hand drive, which works against my original thought of a Jaguar chassis base. Tires don't seem to be meaty enough to prop up a 700 lb.Chrysler Hemi, and the styling seems to be too old for 1955+ small block Chevy power. Lancia? Pegaso? Styling seems too delicate to ever grace a Borgward chassis.