Guess that car

[HammerDown]

think more early/mid 50s ....

....half the models Nash built in the early/mid 50's is stacked right there.

 

[Fazda]

OK guys over to you...1953 Nash Ambassador was what I was looking for.

I think kilobits was first, but go ahead whoever reads this first..

 

[HapticSimian]

It's been too long...

 

[satanboy]

Proto Motors' Spirra

 

[HapticSimian]

Proto Motors' Spirra

 

[satanboy]

 

[Fazda]

Puma?

 

[satanboy]

Puma?

Nope

 

[I.am.Sam]

british ?

 

[satanboy]

british ?

No, but it is European.

 

[Fazda]

Those are VW wheels, that's why I said Puma....probably some other Fiberglass car based on a VW Beetle.

 

[satanboy]

Those are VW wheels, that's why I said Puma....probably some other Fiberglass car based on a VW Beetle.

Fibreglass - yes
VW Beetle - yes (and Porsche)

 

[I.am.Sam]

Those are VW wheels, that's why I said Puma....probably some other Fiberglass car based on a VW Beetle.

i saw porsche wheels ....

 

[satanboy]

nobody?


need a hint?

 

[howardb]

Porsche 356 fibre kit?

 

[Fazda]

Porsche 356 fibre kit?

Not a 356 but definitely a kit, I would say.

 

[satanboy]

clue: 1961 - 1965

 

[Fazda]

clue: 1961 - 1965

:erm: that really helps! :erm:

 

[ponder]

clue: 1961 - 1965

Not born yet...

 

[satanboy]

APAL, standing for 'Application Polyester Armé de Liège' were a Belgian sports car company founded in 1961 by glass-fibre specialist Edmond Pery. The Apal Coupe 1200 was one of his first models and is an attractive coupe with curvaceous styling.

In total roughly 150 Apal Coupe's were made, they were based on a VW floorplan and power came from either a 1200 cc Volkswagen aircooled engine or a rarer Porsche power unit was also available.

The car pictured here is an early version of the Apal Coupe 1200 restored in 2005 and is owned by Roland Buyse of Belgium.

So nobody got it. I'll go again.