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Fazda
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Bloody hell, no wonder you are dancing! It looks like a Plymouth Barracuda concept
I.am.Sam
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datsun ?
Ono'rach
Executive Member
I can categorically state that I have no idea what car that is meant to be!
Ono'rach
Executive Member
I.am.Sam
Honorary Master
Hope this helps !
other than its one ugly concept , looks like vw rims ?
Fazda
Honorary Master
Is that something based on an Opel Manta?
I.am.Sam
Honorary Master
Not VW, nor Opel.
Quack Quack
is there a reason why the pic is broken up
Fazda
Honorary Master
Aha!! if it looks like a duck is it a DAF y Duck?
I would call it a DAF Concept....
EDIT: Let's get it right..Daf 55 Siluro concept - 1968
Daf 55 Siluro concept
The Siluro is based on the DAF 55, a small passenger which sold close to 200 000 units while rivaling the VW Beetle and Fiat 600. However, it was this prototype which attracted the necessary attention during the Geneva Motor Show in March 1968. The slim looking car was designed and build by the Italian designer Giovanni Michelotti, who styled many of DAF's production cars, but this prototype was the companies' most radical.
The two seater coupe, like all DAF 55 models, was equipped with a 67 cu in (1108cc), four-cylinder engine and DAF's unique Variomatic Transmission. Inspired by the belt-driven machinery in the factory, Huub van Doorne, co-founder of DAF, came up with the idea to produce a car transmission using belts and called it variomatic. It is in fact a stepless, fully automatic transmission and helped secure success in world rally .
I would call it a DAF Concept....
EDIT: Let's get it right..Daf 55 Siluro concept - 1968
Daf 55 Siluro concept
The Siluro is based on the DAF 55, a small passenger which sold close to 200 000 units while rivaling the VW Beetle and Fiat 600. However, it was this prototype which attracted the necessary attention during the Geneva Motor Show in March 1968. The slim looking car was designed and build by the Italian designer Giovanni Michelotti, who styled many of DAF's production cars, but this prototype was the companies' most radical.
The two seater coupe, like all DAF 55 models, was equipped with a 67 cu in (1108cc), four-cylinder engine and DAF's unique Variomatic Transmission. Inspired by the belt-driven machinery in the factory, Huub van Doorne, co-founder of DAF, came up with the idea to produce a car transmission using belts and called it variomatic. It is in fact a stepless, fully automatic transmission and helped secure success in world rally .
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Aha!! if it looks like a duck is it a DAF y Duck?
I would call it a DAF Concept....
EDIT: Let's get it right..Daf 55 Siluro concept - 1968
You gottit !
Fazda
Honorary Master
Have I got it?
Sorry - you told me first!
Sorry - you told me first!