Andrew Sak
Even Andy Deserves Good BEans
At our Sons little league game today.
On the road!
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DinoMikeSr
I have the box
we had a car shop alone the trail where I walk my dogs and one of the cars he had on blocks behind it was a blue one of these. This I would like with a 700 hp motor and upgraded brakes looking all stock. Exhaust kept quiet.
Knox in Box
Rustbelt refugee.
Just heading out to grab some groceries in our Whatever this is ...
Edit: Excalibur Roadster SS
Edit: Excalibur Roadster SS
dmn23
Duller than cardboard
mongooz
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cool fact: they were powered by the Ferrari Dino V6 until after the 1976 WRC season!!
The car is a 1975 model, in Orange with a mustard yellow interior. It has 36,000 km on the odometer. Available for sale for 650,000 CHF.
Fun fact, check out the driver's window, it rolls down at an extreme angle. Weird. It isn't broken, it is supposed to do that, because Italians. There is a short animated gif on the link below showing how it drops to the vent position.
https://jalopnik.com/the-lancia-stratos-took-window-operation-to-its-most-si-1846129119
Fun fact, check out the driver's window, it rolls down at an extreme angle. Weird. It isn't broken, it is supposed to do that, because Italians. There is a short animated gif on the link below showing how it drops to the vent position.
https://jalopnik.com/the-lancia-stratos-took-window-operation-to-its-most-si-1846129119
mongooz
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supposedly, the last 400+ Dino engines made went into the Stratos cars and then *poof* the Dinos were gone.
This one had a Dino V6 motor, with Dino stamped on the valve covers...or at least the one you could see.
mongooz
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sweet '58
I saw this at my local Canadian Tire.
That hole in the hood - you could see the ground through it.
mongooz
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kinda looks like a version of one of the Intermeccanica cars from the late 60's/early 70's.
or one of the other (not) kit cars based on small block chevys/fords.
here's the Italia (no....that is NOT a Ferarri. it's a ford 289 on their body/chassis)
mongooz
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wait....looking at your photos.....the steering wheel in that from behind shot is a '68/'69/'70 corvette steering wheel.
so it's a car that's based on those 'vettes, kinda like the Mcburnie cars, the one's that were used on Miami Vice show.
there were a lot of companies back in the 80's that were doing that kind of thing. finding the exact one would be quite difficult, since almost none of them exist anymore.
check out this steering wheel. it's from a 1969 corvette roadster.
way to close not to be it.
so it's a car that's based on those 'vettes, kinda like the Mcburnie cars, the one's that were used on Miami Vice show.
there were a lot of companies back in the 80's that were doing that kind of thing. finding the exact one would be quite difficult, since almost none of them exist anymore.
check out this steering wheel. it's from a 1969 corvette roadster.
way to close not to be it.
The logo on the horn button looks a little Cobra-ish.
and now that I think about it the rear haunches look somewhat like a Cobra.
It’s kinda like a Cobra and a Corvette had a baby.
and now that I think about it the rear haunches look somewhat like a Cobra.
It’s kinda like a Cobra and a Corvette had a baby.
And the dash and instrument cluster is very different than that ‘vette.
Speaking of ‘vettes, I saw a nice red Chevette as I was leaving that parking lot. Couldn’t snap a pic though. I was driving.
Speaking of ‘vettes, I saw a nice red Chevette as I was leaving that parking lot. Couldn’t snap a pic though. I was driving.
