Identify this car correctly for 1 point:
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Experts?
British ?
The wheels and headlights are a giveaway ! Having said that, my further investigation has so far borne no fruit.
Looks kind of British though, so how about New Zealand ?
I'm getting nowhere with this one. Since I'm giving up the chase, one little clue - the wheels/headlight cowls look suspiciously like a Jensen-Healey.
Quote from: mekubb on April 28, 2013, 04:52:47 PM
Looks kind of British though, so how about New Zealand ?
New Zealand is right!
Quote from: nicanary on April 29, 2013, 06:46:07 AM
I'm getting nowhere with this one. Since I'm giving up the chase, one little clue - the wheels/headlight cowls look suspiciously like a Jensen-Healey.
Nothing at all to do with Jensen-Healey.
Got it at last. It's an Amero GT built in 1974 by Gordon Hook, the first of 6 such cars. It has a 3.3-litre Holden engine, and was originally made from parts of a Standard Vanguard Phase III ! Present owner Mark Stacey replaced the front end with Cortina Mk4 parts, and the rear end which was Holden based is now a Nissan Skyline.
Quote from: nicanary on April 30, 2013, 07:55:13 AM
Got it at last. It's an Amero GT built in 1974 by Gordon Hook, the first of 6 such cars. It has a 3.3-litre Holden engine, and was originally made from parts of a Standard Vanguard Phase III ! Present owner Mark Stacey replaced the front end with Cortina Mk4 parts, and the rear end which was Holden based is now a Nissan Skyline.
Indeed it is.
Here's a picture of one of the other ones:
A rear view: