SOLVED - What car #97 - 1977 Jerrari Wagoneer

[@re]

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[Tuckeroo]

Having trouble cruising the net on this one, but am I correct in thinking I'm in Apollo/Intermeccanica/Frank Reisner Territory?  Or would that be too easy?

[Tuckeroo]

I'm putting in a guess for circa 1966-1968 Intermeccanica Griffth (Intermeccanica Omega was similar but had a single-piece bumper as far as I know).

[Tuckeroo]

Oh...OH...very clever of you to hide the back end!  I see what it is now!  It's the Jerrari built for William Harrah (Ferrari Front end and V12 engine but pure Jeep Wagoneer from the windshield back).

[Tuckeroo]

And my usual supplement:

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Ferrari model was a 330GTS.  I shouldn't say "pure Wagoneer from the windshield back" - the steering wheel was Ferrari, maybe the guages, etc.  There was at least one different rendition of this, but I think the other(s) did not have the Ferrari nose, just the engine/steering wheel.  Looks like it was constructed about 1977.

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[@re]

You actually didn't need any clues for that one - you seem to be pretty happy to have an internal discussion with yourself instead. But, of course, you are right: It is the 1977 Jerrari Wagoneer!

[Carnut]

And this is what the rest of it looks like; and actually the front isn't a 330 GT or GTS but a 365GT 2+2 from about 1969...:

[Carnut]

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