Something different: by the numbers!

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Even too easy... I chosen a Ford Mustang Shelby GT-350, but there could have been the Nissan 350Z, the Corvette ZR350, the Lexus IS350 or RX350, the Ford F-350, all the Mercedes 350 and several more...

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And of course the Mustang Boss 351.

[faksta]

1942 GMC CCKW-352

Wow, I didn't know this thread goes on...

[DynaMike]

:

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I'm not sure if the Dodge 354 is only an engine or also a light truck model, so I post a Chinese tractor Jinma 354.

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And then two obvious classics:

Ferrari F355...

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...and Porsche 356.

[Paul Jaray]

Ermini 357

[Paul Jaray]

Serenissima Torpedo 358

[Allemano]

I believe this is the 358/V Torpedo, think the one you've posted is the 308/V

[75america]

CMC 359

[75america]

Ferrari 360 Stradale:

[Iluvatar]

Hurlimann H-361-XF

[Iluvatar]

Massey Ferguson 362

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Massey Ferguson 363 A.

[Paul Jaray]

Alpine A364 Formula 3
Ferrari 365 GTC4 'Gobbone'
(syncro is back!)

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Carado A 366 motor-caravan (based on Fiat Ducato like any good camping-car, of course  ).

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Peterbilt 367, here in a very typical fire-truck version.

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Time to boost a little this post.
"Other 368" motor-caravan by Caravan International, based on Fiat Ducato.

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Another motor-caravan: here a Joint 369, again on Fiat Ducato (of course  .

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Lola T370...

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... and Lola T371.

[Otto Puzzell]

OSCA FS372

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Massey-Ferguson 373.

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ART GTR 374 (tuned MB CLS 350).