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23936 messages, Last post on Dec 04, 2009 at 1:19 PM
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Canadian models we never saw in the US. They used to have Pontiacs with Chevy chassis and drivetrains. That one looks like a Buick on a Chevy platform. |
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| but I think that's a '72 or so Holden Monaro. I think that platform might be similar to the '68-72 GM intermediate platform, and about the same size overall, but it's a lot more than just slapping different sheetmetal on a '72 Chevelle and jiggling the C-pillar around. The windshield and A-pillar almost look similar to the big '71-76 GM coupes, but they had much more of an inward curve. | |
| Yep, it's a 71 Monaro, an Aussie Chevelle (or GTO, if you please) | |
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I don't know, maybe a Triump Stag? *oops. Spoiler alert, I was wrong and don't look at the properties of the photo! |
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Looks like a Rover----2000TC?
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That's a Rover for sure...a 2000 or a 3500 Shifty's ground-based zeppelin is Buckminster Fuller's Dymaxion. But don't we have to remain postwar? |
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The Rover 3500 had hood scoops (to feed air to the massive Buick-derived V-8). The pictured Rover is most likely the TC. Correction on an earlier point regarding the Mazda RX-2. The RX-2 was predated by the Mazda R-100, a rotary powered version of Mazda's diminutive 1200cc Coupe. I can remember that a white R-100 was featured on the cover of Car & Driver when it was first introduced. james |
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