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Anyone remember these? :biggrin5:

 

Looks like a Chov-it but a euro version

 

Plymouth Arrow

 

Not a Shoveit or euro version, not an Arrow. I owned one of these in the eighty's.

 

It's a Toyota Corolla as known in the US or Starlet as known elsewhere.

 

I'll give it to you, but here in the US they were Starlets too. The Crayola is a different car entirely. Called mine Harlot the Starlet. One of the most fun cars I've owned. That car taught me about maintaining momentum. Driving fast with little power can be a hoot. :biggrin5:

Your turn.....

 

When I was a teen I was able to ID a car most of the time at night in the rear view mirror just by the headlights.

So try this one on for size



Extra worthless points for getting the year and exact model designation.

 

1968 Camaro

 

Thats got it...

BTW, it's a CPO model that I took the image from.

Ok, Jason, your turn to try and stump the chump.

 

:cornut: Thanks Nathan but as I don't know how to embed photos etc.......... could you or anyone else please take my turn for me.

Jason

 

Alrighty, here is a new one



Image stolen from Stance Works site

 

All righty then, those who can identify a car by it's headlights, try this one then.....

Oops, nathan and I posted at the same time, do his first....

 

Incorrect Sir.

 

VW, probably a Rabbit, maybe a GTi

 

It is actually a Scirocco but all of those (Scirocco/Rabbit/Jetta) of that vintage had the same dash.

Picture came from Stance Works - Danny Delic's 1975 VW Scirocco

Ball is in your court Minidave.

 

I posted a pic, should I move it here?

I guess I will to give it a bump.....

 

Got me on that one.

Those covered headlights like that were not legal back in the day here in the US.

 

Ferrari 250?

 

Legal though 1967. That car has beautiful eyes for sure.

C type Jag?