The blue 2CV is the Sahara

So is the beige one = 2 engines/gearboxes front and rear all operated together by cables etc - each motor could be run independently or together - top speed about 100 kmph.

Chrysler - maybe styled by Ghia?

Only because of the very "tasteful" styling and Chrysler always seem interested in pushing the US design envelope a bit.

yes , its a chrysler ghia.

I donn't know who done this or why but I'd love to shoot him!

can anybody put a name to this ?

british / italian one off.

famous british sports car and famous italian styling house.

I donn't know who done this or why but I'd love to shoot him!

There's a great one in Brisbane on a later model Roller!

can anybody put a name to this ?

british / italian one off.

famous british sports car and famous italian styling house.

Lagonda Vignale - Aston Martin/Ghia

Ford of course put an end to Ghia by turning them into a badge for their "luxury" models

That green estate resembles the early Jeep Wagoneers, but the front end looks Australian...

That green estate resembles the early Jeep Wagoneers, but the front end looks Australian...

Not Jeep and not Australian

looks like a Nash (Rambler)

Close but no cigar

1963 studebaker station wagon

mr hippo , correct about the lagonda vignale , and your green station wagon is a studebaker lark from 1962 or 1963.

I guess I got the Studebaker right & year, though didn't name exact model. Guess it's my turn. This is the last car I restored, sold it about 7 years ago.

Hints: My year was the most expensive new car you could buy in the USA that year. Aluminum body.

the car in the photo is a Citroën Panhard 24 1964 - 1967 ---> http://www.citroenet.org.uk/panhard-et-lev...panhard-07.html

looks like one of the maserati 500 gt's from 1959 , beautiful.

never seen a round headlamped model though , only the squarish ones.

Didn't US have regulations against square headlamps? Hence round twins on Volvos and the like?

good point.

looks like one of the maserati 500 gt's from 1959 , beautiful.

never seen a round headlamped model though , only the squarish ones.

Close enough. It's a Maserati 3500 GT, and was essentially the same body style from late 50s to 1964, so any year counts. 12 Cycl, a gran tourismo artwork piece of beauty, power and grace.

Tax won the cigar again;the oldie was a Chevrolet Coach 32

The next one should be more difficult for europeans at least

The artist's impression is a little more exciting than the realisation - but aren't they always?

I love this car - family involved it it

Tax won the cigar again;the oldie was a Chevrolet Coach 32

The next one should be more difficult for europeans at least

Interior - 1961 Imperial Crown Convertible

these are all not quite what they seem.......

The artist's impression is a little more exciting than the realisation - but aren't they always?

I love this car - family involved it it

Studbaker Avanti

these are all not quite what they seem.......

MGB americanised

Jensen interceptor

Lamborghini Miura

First one can be called an Aston Martin Lagonda MGB when AML bought out the rights

Second is the Jensen FF with Ferguson four wheel drive

Third Lamborghini Miura first mid engine supercar

Tax won the cigar again;the oldie was a Chevrolet Coach 32

The next one should be more difficult for europeans at least

Interior - 1961 Imperial Crown Convertible

It is a 62 but OK Mr Hippo

The next one needs a little retoration

Ouuups

I just looked again cautiously and it is not a Miura

Has lights from a Ligier

Has doors of a Lotus

Body around the whells and rear ...mei lou

result mei louuuuuuuuu