PJ - 485 (PJ66 Spin-off)

Started by Paul Jaray, February 13, 2013, 04:47:25 AM

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Paul Jaray

What is this?
I don't know and I can't help you.
2 point for correct id.
(I have just a year for this)

SACO

Perhaps a relation with Pontiac ?

Paul Jaray

According to the date I have, It can't be... ;)

kwgibbs

Could this be a chevrolet biscayne concept?

Paul Jaray

I do not have the answer.
I can't even find back where I took this pic  :-\

Allemano

I'd love to know what it is, but don't think it's a big volume V8 of any kind. The bonnet and overall shape suggests a rather small Italian or maybe French car. (~1000cc)
Hope PJ can find his source again.

kwgibbs

I wonder if its an american dream car?

Wendax

I agree that it is probably not American, because it is RHD.

Allemano

Two fuel tanks, one on each side... Maybe a re-bodied mono-posto? Could it be a central driving position?

Paul Jaray

#9
Here you are a bigger pic.
It is just a rendering and the date I have is 1952.
Next stop: black hole!

SeaLion

Could it be a Sixten Sason sketch for the first Saab Sonett? 6 prototypes was "produced" in 1956.



Sason's sketches was quite avant garde, here's a sketch from about 1950:


Paul Jaray

Ciao SeaLion,

always a pleasure hear back from you!
How is your project proceeding?
About the puzzle car, I really don't know, they share some lines indeed but I do not know the answer myself!

cljo

I do not think this is a Sason idea. No proof, but i lacks that special Sason flair and feeling. I´m quite deep into Sasons work and I don´t recognize this, but I would love to be proven wrong.

targhediferro

I've not idea at all, but I'd like to help someone else: I think wheels (if the drawing is faithful) look like those of a light bike, or anyway of a light car. So I suppose Allemano is right when he thinks it's a 1000cc or about.
Then I remember that this kind of drawings, usually show car as they were bigger than real.

Djetset

PJ, as you don't know much about this sketch, is there any point in asking which country it may originate from?  I ask as I know I have seen this somewhere before, but really can not recall where, but I have a feeling it may be French(?)
A car is for life, not just for Christmas.

Paul Jaray

I don't know any more than I wrote... :-\

Allemano

I'm staring at it day after day and some details still have my attention. The two petrol tanks (à la Lancia D50), the double-bubble-plexi-glass house and that third front light. (or is the other light hidden by the fender?).
I still go for an Italian car.

grobmotorix

QuoteI'm staring at it day after day

Just like me... :P

Paul Jaray

Shall I move it to the black hole?

grobmotorix


Paul Jaray

#20
Unfortunately all I know I alreay shared...I had a date (1952) and probably I took this pic from Geoff's site, but there was nothing more I'm afraid

Let's hope we'll find more...

Allemano

So, after all it could be only an artist's day dream...  :'(


grobmotorix

Isn´t that illustration from this Gurr book? (which I do not have...)

gte4289

Quote from: grobmotorix on July 25, 2025, 04:44:51 PMIsn´t that illustration from this Gurr book? (which I do not have...)
I have the book and it does not contain this illustration.