Saab Sonett 1. When a SAAB engineer saw the first prototype, he said 'så nett', meaning 'So Pretty' in Swedish. It was thus named Sonett.
Bingo Eric is the winner! I believe Sonnet means "so neat", but heck I'm old & that's what I remember. A bit of history for you guys. Eric already knows this. :biggrin5: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saab_Sonett Post one up Eric....
Well that is either a Sunbeam Tiger or an Alpine. Can't tell which from the clue. Hope it was a Tiger, oh man! :drool
Bingo! I drove it at age 14, at the Boeing Helicopter proving tarmac south of Philly. It changed my life--I was well on my way to being President of the United States (stone cold lock, people), but I ended up playing with cars instead. Allright, whaddayagot for me Crashton...
Since I'm such a sweet guy who loves pink donuts I'll give it to you. :donut1: The Hillman Husky is not a sedan, but a wee little wagon. I had one of those about 1968, bought it for $20. One of my favorite cars. Had a chance to buy a black plate California one about 1990, but thought about it for too long. Hillman Husky - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia