Solved -PJ464- Ron Logghe's project car

[grobmotorix]

It looks so very much like a double post.

Is it powered by a Jaguar engine?

[Paul Jaray]

It looks so very much like a double post.

Is it powered by a Jaguar engine?

It will be clear when it will be solved.
I don't know about the engine.

[Paul Jaray]

BTW we already had one of his creations here.

[Otto Puzzell]

Built by one of the Alexander brothers?

[Paul Jaray]

Not them...

[Otto Puzzell]

Vince Gardner?

[Paul Jaray]

You were closer (for a couple of reasons) with your previous guess.

[Otto Puzzell]

So he's a customizer (like the Alexander Brothers), versus a freelance designer who also built some customs (Gardner)?

[Paul Jaray]

Not a customizer, but in the (very) Hi-Performance area of cars...and no, not regular racers (F1, Indy, etc...)...
The 2nd reason is less relevant.

[barrett]

So we're talking a salt lake racer perhaps?

How about Denny Larsen?

And I feel I need to mention it as I don't think anyone else has, this car is GORGEOUS!

[Otto Puzzell]

Not too many salt racers from Michigan. A drag car guy, perhaps.

Is this Connie Kalitta, before he put on the pounds?

[Allemano]

Convergence? http://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/index.php?topic=22107.0;topicseen

[Paul Jaray]

So we're talking a salt lake racer perhaps?

How about Denny Larsen?

And I feel I need to mention it as I don't think anyone else has, this car is GORGEOUS!

I must confess I did just a quick research about him and I don't remember any connection with salt lake races...

Not too many salt racers from Michigan. A drag car guy, perhaps.

Is this Connie Kalitta, before he put on the pounds?

Now we are getting somewhere....not him, but you hit the right area!

Convergence? http://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/index.php?topic=22107.0;topicseen

I prefer this:

[pnegyesi]

It's got something to do with the Logghe shop, which already appeared on AP.

And eventually I found it.
This car was Ron Logghe's project for the Art Institute where he received his degree before joining the family business. He designed and built everything, chassis, suspension, body molds and fiberglass body. All in 1957.

[Otto Puzzell]

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[Paul Jaray]

It's got something to do with the Logghe shop, which already appeared on AP.

And eventually I found it.
This car was Ron Logghe's project for the Art Institute where he received his degree before joining the family business. He designed and built everything, chassis, suspension, body molds and fiberglass body. All in 1957.

...and we have a winner!
Now I can explain...I thought it was easy beause I found this car in the same page where I found another puzzle car...anyone who looked for that (solved) quiz could have seen the one I posted.
The 2nd reason I wrote Otto was close it was that Logghe joined Gene (the Logghe Brothers) inhis later activity.

Point for you!

[Otto Puzzell]

Nice car. Any idea what happened to it?

[RayTheRat]

Is this puzzle still unsolved and unlocked?

[Otto Puzzell]

It looks like PJ has declared it solved.

It's got something to do with the Logghe shop, which already appeared on AP.

And eventually I found it.
This car was Ron Logghe's project for the Art Institute where he received his degree before joining the family business. He designed and built everything, chassis, suspension, body molds and fiberglass body. All in 1957.

...and we have a winner!
Now I can explain...I thought it was easy beause I found this car in the same page where I found another puzzle car...anyone who looked for that (solved) quiz could have seen the one I posted.
The 2nd reason I wrote Otto was close it was that Logghe joined Gene (the Logghe Brothers) inhis later activity.

Point for you!

[Paul Jaray]

Time to move it!