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Originally Posted by freebeard
Given the picture was taken in the 1980s, probably someone's grandmother.
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There are many websites catering to that sort of thing, but I am prohibited from linking to them.
True beauty is inner and timeless.
I am not sure is this egg-car is aerodynamic or not as the devil is in the details regarding the rear wheels and any undercarriage or suspension. If I recall Aerohead's dirigible/blimp diagrams it's shape is way better than a sphere or wheel/cylinder in any case.
http://www.curbsideclassic.com/blog/...s-even-edible/
From the same link:
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This on is titled “The Mork Egg Machine”. No further info available or needed.
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All other links doing an reverse image search are
Pinterest, and those provide no more information from what I can tell.
It looks more Dean Jeffries than George Barris or Ed Roth (
Big Daddy) but anyone could of designed and built it.
https://growabrain.typepad.com/growa...s_the_200.html
Some modifications to the Goldfish and it could be made aerodynamic I suspect. Remove the tail and sunglasses for starters.