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The "Help me identify this car" thread

Discussion in 'General Automotive Discussion' started by Samy, Feb 22, 2006.

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  1. atomicskiracer

    atomicskiracer Formula 3

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    Id rather drive the Mazda3.
     
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    Year and model of said Pontiac?
    Picture of a co-worker's grandparents' that he is interested in.
     
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    jm2 F1 World Champ Lifetime Rossa Owner

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    i believe it's a '54
    not sure about the model
    either a Star Chief or a Chieftain
     
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    jm2 F1 World Champ Lifetime Rossa Owner

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    I knew you all could help! Thanks a million!
     
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    Deutsche Bonnet?
     
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    Damn, that's close, but I don't think that's quite it. You and I must think alike. It looks French or Italian to me. Maybe even Swedish?
     
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    You sure?

    Check google images.
     
  18. Gran Drewismo

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    Yeah the rear lights and rear boot lid (engine cover?) look different. Didn't see a DB that looked like that.
     
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    Rear lights are off the shelf parts for the tiny marques. They can change repeatedly in a model run.
    If not DB the scoops look Abarth like. But he did variants of a number of makes.
     
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    Thank you! It's looking more like a Abarth 750. Trying to get more info....
     
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    1964 Pontiac Grand Prix?
     
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    We have a winner. I believe it was this exact car.
    Image Unavailable, Please Login
     
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    the record monza is a strange one...the inboard tail lights seem unique as all the cars i've seen [and owned] have the fender mounted units..also the rm came in many guises..750 pushrod, 850 pushrod ,750 twincam and a few 1 liter bialberos..[plex windows,slotted steel wheels, campy mags, covered/open headlights..etc.....the script on the b&w photo says more than just 750..it might be derivisione, bialbero,or possibly a sestriere blend...possibly an early prototype or a non-zagato knockoff..tho unlikely....very interesting and certainly very much in the abarth-fiat tradition of no two cars were the same.....:)
     

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