Guess that car

Fazda said:
kb/y I have just had a look at the car that I thought it was, and now I'm not so sure, so this is still wide open guys!! :eek:
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Nah, I think you got it if you know it starts with a G.

Anyway I will commit and say it's a Gordon-Keeble GT (Bertone) somewhere between 63 & 67.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gordon-Keeble
http://www.gordonkeeble.org.uk/
http://www.race-cars.com/carsold/other/gk0047/gk0047ss.htm

They had slight differences going from prototype to production version and they changed slightly over the production period, side indicators are a notable difference.
 
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YES!! You see...I was stuck on a bloody Ginetta or a Gilbern, and I went blank on the Gordon Keeble!! so i was right :o I didn't get it :o

ponder YOU had it...bugger, and to think that I went blank on a Peerless connection as well!! :o
 
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Fazda said:
YES!! You see...I was stuck on a bloody Ginetta or a Gilbern, and I went blank on the Gordon Keeble!! so i was right :o I didn't get it :o

ponder YOU had it...bugger, and to think that I went blank on a Peerless connection as well!! :o
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Lol, to think that all I worked on was your hint about it starting with a G :D
 
After the sharks game unless someone else wants a go.

Found a car but the image is to large so I need to resize it.
 
While nothing is going on in this thread, here are two photos of interesting engines:

1939 Lincoln Zephyr Sedan V12 engine ( with a funny 4 cell battery?)

std_1939_Lincoln_Zephyr_Sedan-red-V12_engine-msc0-5-14-.jpg


VW Flat 16 Aircooled

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(I just can't believe the crank of the last engine can take all the torque.)
 
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Yep, prom queen material she definitely ain't. :D

Not a Kaiser, but late 40's is spot on.
 
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