Puzzle #76 - Solved! Bertone Bravo

[Otto Puzzell]

Know what it is?

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[MG]

Oh, that's GOT to be a Bertone creation.  They are/were to automotive design what Jimmy Page is/was to music.   

Which Bertone project, I cannot say, but if you told me this car was called The Armadillo, no one would be surprised.   

[Otto Puzzell]

Not an Armadillo

[MG]

But it is a Bertone, right?

[Otto Puzzell]

The Bertone design house penned this car.

[wilsongt]

Lamborghini Bravo I think - based on the Silhouette chassis?

Regards
Glenn

[Otto Puzzell]

Bravo is correct!

"Studio 114", know as the Bertone Bravo, was named after a breed of Spanish fighting bulls. It was introduced at the 1974 Turin Motor Show. It was built on a Lamborghini Urraco P300 chassis that was shortened by 7.8 inches.

After undergoing many miles of testing in anticipation of becoming a production model, the car now resides in the Bertone museum in Italy.

[MG]

I like my name better!   

[Rich]

Me too....always had a thing for "MG"