What's the name of this car?
say what experts?
It looks very Italian..nice car..
Paganelli?
Quote from: faksta on January 21, 2009, 04:26:59 PM
It looks very Italian..nice car..
Handsome it is, Italian it is not
Then I can assume German or French origin.
Quote from: faksta on January 21, 2009, 06:16:51 PM
Then I can assume German or French origin.
The assumption is wide of the mark however!
Do you mean I have to choose one of them? Just didn't understand the phrase, sorry :D
Quote from: faksta on January 21, 2009, 06:28:33 PM
Do you mean I have to choose one of them? Just didn't understand the phrase, sorry :D
Sorry, I should be clearer in my mother tongue - it's neither French nor German ;)
OK, let's try Czechoslovakia then...
Not Italian, Geman or French (not to mention Czechoslovakian). Maybe breeteesh?
I believe I've seen it before, on another photo... :-\ but I can't remember when and where. Is it European at all? Or we'll waste much time trying every European country and will finally find out it's not from there...
Quote from: faksta on January 22, 2009, 04:05:44 PM
I believe I've seen it before, on another photo... :-\ but I can't remember when and where. Is it European at all? Or we'll waste much time trying every European country and will finally find out it's not from there...
OK - it's
not built in Europe
It almost looks like an Allard.
Quote from: K5ING on January 22, 2009, 11:55:10 PM
It almost looks like an Allard.
But of course it's no Allard...
South American?
Pro territory
Does it have a Simca engine by any chance?
Quote from: faksta on February 01, 2009, 11:59:40 AM
Does it have a Simca engine by any chance?
No chance I'm afraid
This is the (very nice indeed) Fitch Whitmore Le Mans Special a Jaguar-based from the father of the Fitch-Bitch and the Phoenix.
Signor Jaray, sei incredibile! This magnificent machine is based on XK120 mechanicals
In this case it has just reminded me of something, because I can't say I've heard of this name before...