"What's this car?" Official Thread

[Kitdy]

Is Google disabled on your computer?

Good point.

[LeonOfTheDead]

try to find your way through this

Mini Marcos - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

i read that link before to post, and also this

Mini Marcos Owners Club - The Cars

but probably i got into confusion because of the Jem-Jeremy-Jem repetition...i would like to say it's a Marcos, but i am still not so sure.

[henk4]

i read that link before to post, and also this

Mini Marcos Owners Club - The Cars

but probably i got into confusion because of the Jem-Jeremy-Jem repetition...i would like to say it's a Marcos, but i am still not so sure.

technically it may be called differently, but they all stem from the first basic (and ugly) design...

[LeonOfTheDead]

technically it may be called differently, but they all stem from the first basic (and ugly) design...

...i will move it to the Marcos folder

Coste C2

btw i have another one, more of a doubt than a request: it is supposed to be a 1999 Coste C2, but that car has a 4 cylinder, while this have a V8 (written on the head of the engine at least) and beside the name, it has written on the back "kimberley". it's identical to the Coste btw, but this two facts put some doubts on my mind. didn't find something useful on google or wiki btw.

[LeonOfTheDead]

and then...the 1929 Golden Arrow, is an Irving Napier, as the most results on google say, or an Irving with a Napier engine, or just a car designed by Segrave himself and simply built by Irving? so, again, in which folder should i post those images?

[NSXType-R]

This icon isn't a fully restored Toyota FJ, excluding the original factory frame; it is a brand-new Land Cruiser. The majority of components are built from scratch; everything else is new. The only remaining original component, the frame, has been restored to like-new condition. If you're asking yourself, "can I buy one?" they are in fact available. This particular FJ is a prototype and would probably come with a hefty price tag. The hand-crafted Toyota is the first vehicle produced from scratch by TLC. The owner of TLC, Jonathan Ward, tells us thus far he has out approximately $185,000 into the design and build. We can only guess at the true value of this Land Cruiser, since Jonathan is quite renowned for his vehicle restoration and build abilities.

(from the article I've put a link to)

Thanks.

[LeonOfTheDead]

more cars

i know the third is a mini...but which maker?
the same is for the forth/fifth, spotted this weekend during a romantic walk by night...

[Ferrer]

Last one is a Mini Clubman Estate. Light blue Mini looks like a regular Mini, the badge on the bonnet seems to say Mini as well.

[LeonOfTheDead]

Last one is a Mini Clubman Estate.

the badge reminded me of the Metro

[Ferrer]

the badge reminded me of the Metro

Because it's an Austin badge.

[LeonOfTheDead]

Because it's an Austin badge.

ok, that's what i wanted to know

[henk4]

the white sports car was discussed earlier, I think Dydzi came up with the same picture, it is a French Swiss?) special, of which I forgot the name again. The blue car could be anything, but I am tempted to say that it could be an MG model (not the T series, but larger) or eventually an Alfa Romeo 6C or so. The picture does not show easy features from which to recognise the car, but you can always ask Matteo from Swiss Carsightings what it is.....

[Sledgehammer]

A hard top convertible I know nothing about. I thought that between 1954-1994 their were none made. The styling of this suggests to me that it was created inbetween the two time periods.

[Suka]

A hard top convertible I know nothing about. I thought that between 1954-1994 their were none made. The styling of this suggests to me that it was created inbetween the two time periods.

Its a Nova Kit Car. Designed by Richard Oakes.

Linky

[faksta]

the white sports car was discussed earlier, I think Dydzi came up with the same picture, it is a French Swiss?) special, of which I forgot the name again. The blue car could be anything, but I am tempted to say that it could be an MG model (not the T series, but larger) or eventually an Alfa Romeo 6C or so. The picture does not show easy features from which to recognise the car, but you can always ask Matteo from Swiss Carsightings what it is.....

I'd rather say the blue one is a Lagonda.