Nice anonymous cars, and who cares?

[Ray B.]

Not a puzzle, and no information requested.

Only picture of oddballs for the sake of it.
Lett's start with this one found on Shorpy.
No need to ask what it is. The picture was pobably posted by this man's son or grandson, and he just as probably built the car himself. Or it was his cousin or brother in law. It's nice, that's all.
Wouldn't you love to have had a dad like that?

[Otto Puzzell]

Same designer, perhaps?



http://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/index.php?topic=12695.0

[Ultra]

We should call these two "Flathead fun!"

[Otto Puzzell]

A couple more

[Ray B.]

Wow! The last one is nice. I particularly appreciate the use of whitewall tires and luxurious wheelcovers on these things.

[Otto Puzzell]

Something for the GT set.

[Ray B.]

If the expression "boxy design" didn't exist yet, it would be time to invent it.

[gilescooperuk]

That was submitted to a British SVA Station for testing to make it road legal....

I will try and find the link to more pictures.

[Otto Puzzell]

This one employs some interesting materials and construction technique

[Ray B.]

I always say: who cares for the appearance of the rest, as long as the whitewall tires are perfect?

[Otto Puzzell]

I don't know a darned thing about this one, I just want to share it.

[Ray B.]

Lovely! (and fits my 20 inches screen better than your last one).

[Otto Puzzell]

Gear!

[Vincent Vell Vet]

This one employs some interesting materials and construction technique

I've never seen a car where the seets are the main styling feature of the cars.
And A pillars direct from the local hardware store.

[Otto Puzzell]

more...

[Ray B.]

Otto hasn't been the heart and soul of this site so long for nothing!

[Amsterdam]

..... :-X

[Otto Puzzell]

Cool!

[Ray B.]

Cool indeed. That anonymous Citroën looks quite voisinesque to me.

[Amsterdam]

Thanks!
You right on the Voisin part. That's the only info I remember that was added by this picture,is that he tried to built is own.
Licence plate is registered as a Citroën, so that is probably the base

[Amsterdam]

Could be ''Any Car''

[Vincent Vell Vet]

I think I remember seeing the above Any Car in a 1970s magazine add.

[Amsterdam]

I think I remember seeing the above Any Car in a 1970s magazine add.

I've absolutly no idea how or where I got this, or if it even extisted. Nice and very anonymous to me  ;)  

How about this:

Make and model designation of this car and who is that coachbuilder?  ;D

[Otto Puzzell]

A buggy (maniacal giggling after 3:30 mark):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uoYxBgb2urM



A Steamer:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIwx0g-7jhU

[Ultra]

Otto hasn't been the heart and soul of this site so long for nothing!

Werd!