Anyone wanna take a wild guess about the model??

 

Lamborghini Jarama for a 3rd time

 

REMEMBER . . .

 

Lol, I know, I was just kidding / making fun

 

 

Maserati Khamsin.
I have a thing for late '60s - late '80s Italian cars with beautiful swoopy lines. ☺️

 

Nailed it, Will Y! Nice job!

In posting it, learned that the U.S. spec Khamsin didn’t have the signature “floating taillights.”

 

 

Gut says TVR

 

That's a good guess (see pics of a TVR Griffith and a Chimera below), but that's not the correct marque.

 

The Chimera was what had me going that direction

 

Makes perfect sense!

 

I thought maybe Panoz roadster but nope, not it either.

I know, it’s the Lamborgh…. Jk

 

OK. This is too obscure. Apologies.

So, a big hint:


 

oohh I know, a polestar wagon!
Jk again…


I googled Swedish roadster, this looks like it! Thanks for the big hint
https://www.reddit.com/r/WeirdWheels...orts_car_with/

 

Not a Koenigsegg
Doesn't strike me as any Volvo
Maybe a Saab?

 

I think it’s the car in the Reddit link I posted. One pic shows the taillights and you can also see that side vent.

 

guys please, no jokes in here please, let's keep everything extremely 100% serious. Ok thanks in advance.

 

 

BINGO!!

JC Indigo 3000 (c. 1996-1999)

 

OK, this is less of a "game" and more of a request for some help.

Friend of mine sent me this pic and asked for help in identifying the make/model of the car.

I'm currently scouring the interwebs, but would welcome any help/guesses.

 

Longish script under the trunk handle. Can't quite make it out on my phone

Google image search result:
1950 Pontiac Silver Streak

Random Google image, slightly different rear end.

 

Thanks for this.

After closely examining a bunch of images online (placement of reverse-lights, pattern of bright-work along side of the car, rear badging, etc, etc), I'm fairly confident that it's a 1949 or 1950 Pontiac Chieftain 2-door convertible w/out the optional rear side skirts. With no badging by the front wheel-well, I'm guessing it's got the "L-head" (or "flat-head," "side-valve," etc.) inline-6 (not the "SilverStreak" inline-8) under the bonnet.

Virtually all survivors are the SilverStreak 8.

Here are some images of 1949-50 SilverStreak 8s with the optional side skirts in back:

1949 MY















1950 MY

 

Met a guy years ago that had an immaculate Star Chief. I'm guessing tri-5 years, since it was a convertible.
I didn't pay it much attention at the time, since he had a fully restored 1957 Mercedes Gullwing parked right next to it [and his helicopter & 6 seater pressurized twin]

 

Ok, don't know if this will stump anyone, but there are some great cars you'll never see outside of this market. Some not so great.

 

What a great picture!! Only thing missing is a Motocompo!!!

Never seen one in the metal, but I have a couple of Hot Wheels examples of the (kei?) car on the right--a (1985?) Honda City Turbo II. That's the only reason I know of these.

Presumably the one on the left is the base (narrower, naturally aspirated, and less racy) model? (Love those front-wing mirrors!)

I'd probably consider the City (and perhaps the 3rd gen Honda Civic "wagovan") as the spiritual predecessor(s) to the much-loved (but sadly discontinued, at least in the USDM) Honda Fit.

 

I've seen a few of these, and a couple Honda Beats on CL here in Houston recently.
Shame we never got any of the quirky Hondas here, other than things like the Del Sol & OG Insight

 

Speaking of the Del Sol . . .


 

 

yes, I completely agree, this isn’t a comedy club, it’s a serious Internet forum where only facts are presented and personal opinion have no place.

 

The blue car has MB or Jensen vibes.

 

Feels German, BMW/VW vibe to me

 

Like a hard top Karman Ghia?

 

Correct..... First Gen Honda City. The one on the right is the Turbo II model.

 

NBP04TL's last guess was right on target. It's a Jensen.

Thoughts about the model?

Another visual hint that should give it away:


 

The side fold / edge (not sure what to call it) reminds me of the 300 SLS

 

Jensen Healy C-V8?

 

Ding-ding!

 

 

70s American?
First thought looks almost like a Mustang II