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actually, mark guessed a Morris Minor...



but something tells me he was being ....... well........ himself, with that guess.
:lol::lol:

 

Old man issues ^^^^:lol:

 

I want to say, "you ALL have wayyyyyyyy too much free time on your hands"!:devil:

 

F it , it's Just a red / maroon oldish car. :lol:

I give up...

 

A Saturn?

 

I still call Chevy Biscayne on that... Dont know though, the grill keeps throwing me off. It reaks of old Plymouth.

 

I say 1965 Prince Skyline 1500 Deluxe as seen at Nissan | Heritage Collection | Prince Skyline 1500 Deluxe

 

Right brand, but wrong model and year. This was before they merged with Nissan.

1964 Skyline GT. A very fast car in its time.




The Skyline name originated from Prince automobile company, which developed and sold the Skyline line of sedans before merging with Nissan-Datsun. The GT-R abbreviation stands for Gran Turismo Racer while the GT-B stands for Gran Turismo Berlinetta. The Japanese chose to use Italian when naming the car – as most cars that were made in Japan at that time used Western abbreviations – to further enhance sales. The earliest predecessor of the GT-R, the S54 2000 GT-B, came second in its first race in 1964 to the purpose-built Porsche 904 GTS. The next development of the GT-R, the four-door PGC10 2000 GT-R, scored 33 victories in the one and a half years it raced, and by the time it attempted its 50th consecutive win, its run was ended by a Mazda Savanna RX-3. The car took 1000 victories by the time it was discontinued in 1972. The last of the original GT-Rs, the KPGC110 2000GT-R, used an unchanged S20 119 kW (160 hp) inline-6 engine from the earlier 2000 GT-R and only sold 197 units due to the worldwide energy crisis. This model was the only GT-R to never participate in a major race despite the sole purpose-built racecar which now resides in Nissan's storage unit for historical cars in Zama.

The Skyline continued into the 1990s when it became popular largely because it remained rear wheel drive, while most other manufacturers were focusing on front wheel drive cars.

Throughout its lifetime, various special editions containing additional performance-enhancing modifications, were released by Nissan and its performance division Nismo (Nissan Motorsport).

 

Lancia Scorpion....

US market was called the Beta Montecarlo.

Maybe 1977?

Gulf Blue...

 

So... My turn?

 

Yep

 

Mmmmm OK...
This was my die for car when I was in HS.....

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I'm thinking it is the innards of a TVR Griffith. :confused5:

 

Good job Chuck...
TVR Griffith...





Your turn...

 

This may be a tough one.

 

Tough one! Maserati ?

 

Looks Italian, but it is not. I'll post another clue in a while.

 

I'm thinkin Britisher....Knowing Chuck....
Was thinking the grill was taking me to Italian but I think that's a "Red Herring" or should I say Red Kippers...
The fender mirrors brought me back to "Bangers and Mash"....

Looks like the wire wheels are shod with "Avon" tyers...
A Bristol was kind of where I was headed but I'm uneasy with that..... Kinda... Maybe...