Solved - NEH 3013: Sports car with Golf mechanicals based on Sunpacer blt by Freddy Oosthuizen

Started by Carnut, September 27, 2013, 09:17:16 AM

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Carnut

What's this, based on what chassis, what mechamicals and built by whom, for 1 point?:

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Mazdafreak

I'm thinking its probably based on a Miata, but I can't find anything.

Carnut

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Quote from: Mazdafreak on September 27, 2013, 04:13:18 PM
I'm thinking its probably based on a Miata, but I can't find anything.

The screen looks like it might be from one and some of the bodywork looks similar too, but this car is not Mazda-based.
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Carnut

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Carnut

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Otto Puzzell

Based on a GM product?
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nicanary

I must be right - that's what it says on Wikipedia

Paul Jaray

#7
From South Africa, Pierre Joubert's car, same producer of the Sunpacer.
"...based on the Sunpacer monocoque with Golf mechanicals. The pattern was partly designed by Pierre's boarding school buddy Theo Oosthuizen and built by Theo's son Freddy. It was moth balled under economic pressures with the rest of the Sunpacer tooling, but available for resuscitation"

nicanary

#8
Beaten to it - based on a Golf, so it WAS FWD. Designed together with Theo Oosthuizen and built by the latter's son Freddy.

(Ooops - I was typing at the same time as PJ was modifying)
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Carnut

Quote from: Paul Jaray on October 18, 2013, 06:43:38 AM
From South Africa, Pierre Joubert's car, same producer of the Sunpacer.
"...based on the Sunpacer monocoque with Golf mechanicals. The pattern was partly designed by Pierre's boarding school buddy Theo Oosthuizen and built by Theo's son Freddy. It was moth balled under economic pressures with the rest of the Sunpacer tooling, but available for resuscitation"

That's about the long and the short of it, yes.
Very well done.
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