Would you believe this car was designed in 1970? A Lancia HF Zero one-of-a-kind concept car currently in the Peterson Museum in L.A.
Ahh to be able to say, "my petro-mobile and my car in front of my house." But I can't, so I shan't limiting my observation to nice crib and nice car.
The body of that magnificent beast makes for a beautiful redhead! However, considering the low slug stance, stiff suspension and cramped cockpit, she is nice to look at and perhaps even lust after, but I suspect she might make for a decidedly punishing ride for some of us! I think I will stick with my Cadillac! LOL.In my queue of personal favorites, this one, as the kids would say, is trending:
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Interesting that under these two illustrious Fords I got a pop up to build a Bronco! For a moment I thought it was part of the post.
Dedicated sports car race fans. The fellow in the 356 has only one seat. The rest of the space is we View attachment 50816
I think the Mustang would not have been called shooting brake but a shag wagon.View attachment 50854
Here something you'll likely never see - a Mercedes 450Sl Shooting Brake. Too bad Mercedes never made these cars. Somebody took a 1979 450sl Convertible and made it into a wagon. There are few things I dislike about the car, such as wheels, but In my opinion they did a real nice conversion job. Sold On Bring a Trailer a couple of years ago for $30,000. For more pics and description go here:
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1979-mercedes-benz-450sl-5/
Reminds of the Mustang wagon concept cars that were floated in the 60'S
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I can't think of a better way for Ford to have destroyed a brand - the Mustang - associate with youth, racing and fun than to have put out a Mustang station wagon model. Was that really something Ford considered?...
Reminds of the Mustang wagon concept cars that were floated in the 60'S