I know, I know. I just ran across it and couldn't resist. It is a production vehicle though. Answer comes at 11.Originally Posted by plv
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next car better have wheels.
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Close enough to one...it's got four wheels and an engine...even if it's only 6hp. I remember seeing it on monster garage a couple of years ago.
JL421 Badonkadonk
Edit:...ooops...too slow
Last edited by joecoolfreak; 09-12-2008 at 10:07 AM. Reason: too slow
i've seen it on hemmings my classic car but.....that was long ago.
Curtiss Aerocar?
Nope...don't have a clue where you sit...
Hint: Made in St. Louis
Second hint: made in 1934 and used a 34 ford chassis and running gear
Reveal at 11:50
Last edited by joecoolfreak; 09-12-2008 at 10:45 AM.
McQuay-Norris Streamliner
The McQuay Norris Streamliner is an important piece of automotive history. The car was one of six such cars built by McQuay-Norris, a St. Louis based manufacturer of internal engine and chassis components. The cars were built using a 1934 Ford chassis and running gear and the highly advanced streamlined body design was constructed of steel and aluminum over a wood framework. The aircraft inspired windshield and canopy design was constructed of Plexiglas. The cars were built to be used by McQuay Norris representatives for promotional purposes but more importantly they used as test cars and as such they were equipped with a multitude of gauges mounted to the dash to monitor the performance of various components. It is one of 2 such cars known to exist and the only one that is restored. It was restored in 1990 and became part of the Hemmings Motor News collection until purchased from them.
A few other pictures...it's someone else's turn now...must actually do some work today =-)
i cant even start to guess on some of these cars...lol
woot ill start one up
have fun
that is a model replica of the car, only because i couldnt find a picture of the car that didnt say what it was on teh front liscense plate
ToyoDa
oh so close dude ooohhh so close
Toyoda Model AA
yup. too easy?
yes, If you have GT5 Prologue, there is a muesuem feature that plays and Toyoda cars are part of the movies. But i knew that from long ago.
lol
make the next one easier for me...
I figured you would.Isdera Commendatore
I love the way the engine bay is uncovered.
peel trident
brother too
Hint 1: It aint a Caparro T1
Hint 2: Made in and named after a New Zealand F1 world Champion.
that hint made it waaay too easy. (check the reps)
answer at 1:20
joecoolfreak is correct, but too lazy to post cars.
It is a Hulme F1
this should be easier
ahh??? you mean CTR 3 right?
Ok, i gots to hit the Gym....Nerdz you tooks over.
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