Just for Fun - Name that car !

[Arragonis]

Originally Posted by euromodder

Anyone found this one yet ?

I thought we had, but no we haven't.

[Nevyn]

DKW Auto-Union?

[Arragonis]

Originally Posted by Old Tele man

...owned by Chrysler, but known for making Ford and Fiat cars, who made this european-produced "baby" 1957 Thunderbird?

Glad you changed the image name

[darcane]

Originally Posted by Old Tele man

...it's the Earl Harley Buick LeSabre "dream" car:

...except it isn't.

After the Le Sabre came out, there were a bunch of knock-offs of it. This is one of those cars called a Comet.

I hinted at what it was, but figured someone else could have a go at it. I said it "must really fly" since it's powered by a V12 aircraft engine.

[Arragonis]

Originally Posted by darcane

...except it isn't.

After the Le Sabre came out, there were a bunch of knock-offs of it. This is one of those cars called a Comet.

I hinted at what it was, but figured someone else could have a go at it. I said it "must really fly" since it's powered by a V12 aircraft engine.

I now know something else obscure about old cars...

[Arragonis]

Originally Posted by Nevyn

DKW Auto-Union?

This is a good try but with apologies to OTm, I will add a clue.

It IS european but slightly more to the west.

[tjts1]

Originally Posted by Old Tele man

...owned by Chrysler, but known for making Ford and Fiat cars, who made this european-produced "baby" 1957 Thunderbird?

Nice Simca P60 Aronde Oceane Convertible.


My turn

[tjts1]

Originally Posted by Old Tele man

...got no idea about the blue over gray vehicle; although, the hupcap emblems look like stacked Renault emblems!?!?

You're on the correct continent.

[old redneck]

that is a packard for sure

[tjts1]

Its not a Packard and its not American although it was intended for export to the US. Unfortunately the management killed it off before it could make it into full production in 1952.

That should be more than enough clues