That looks like the car in that Woody Allen movie.

sorry to interrupt once more ... I'm really feeling bad because of it

but the above shown car is still not found

here's another view (engine lid)

please, help me

'69-71 Pontiac GTO?

a GTO seems to be a good idea

just googled a '66 Convertible:



Gustl

Look at the rear trunk lines. Near the top the corners are very squared off on the black car. On the red GTO the are more rounded. I don't think that it is a GTO. How about a 1968 Pontiac Firebird?

I was looking at the front hood and thought they matched.

No I am looking at the rear trunk lid corners. They don't match. I agree the front doe's.

I'm definitely leaning towards GM... maybe Olds?

Let me dig up som pics.

>>> Notice that swoop down from the rear quarter window to the door. Find that and you've found the car.

Man this looks really close... but I cannot find a hood that looks like that.

This is a 1967 Olds 442 Convertable.

hey guys - thanks for all your great help

here's the solution - in fact it's a GTO

the one who posted the pics didn't know the exact model year, but here's a photo he took from this car at a meeting in Germany:

well then - I'd say it's time to find out this one (the point where I interrupted )



Gustl

Well thank you very much for clearing that one up. Oh it is a 1968 GTO.

The last one is an Oasis Butpluger 2001.


Good for beer drinkers since it runs on methane!

So was I right? I was off by a year but it's that same body.

Okay some of the players are back, lets get this one off the books.
CCL

What is this???

I know.

Ferrari 365GTB, aka "Daytona"?

Fiberfab Jamacian?

Ferg

BINGO! We have a Winner

Nice to see rust has no price limit.

Auto recognition 201...........This is a.......

Pantera's older brother, Mangusta.

Very good

The Mangusta is a lovely car and a highly underpriced one if you ask me, especially considering the fact that there has only been around 400 manufactured.
If only i had the money to invest in one....

Comon Paul. Post another car already.

More auto recognition 201...(BTW, I don't do no ugly cars)

judging by the rear grill and the fiberglass body, this should be some mid engined race or kit car...

1967 Ferrari 330P4?

Ferg

Lotus

Ferg, move to the head of class

not much to work with, but some one should get it

Benz SLR( bring$$$$$$$$)

yep!

OK, how about this oldie

Has anyone guessed Wolfgang's futuristic tear-drop shaped car yet?

By the way, I love those Ferrari prototypes from the 60's and 70's. That 330 P4 is a looker.

cadillac v16?
btw those pre WWII cars are really hard to tell apart....

Nope, i'll give you hint, they have something in common with Porsche's.

Ferg

and that is...

I'm guessing they're aircooled, which means it's a Franklin?

--DD

I say they all look like Westinghouse schmit Slinggers to me fellas!!!

Eat up 914er.

" i'll give you hint, they have something in common with Porsche's."

The builder failed to employ corrosion abatement metalurgy to its cars and subsequently, there are not many early models left for people to recognize.

Yes Dave guessed it 1929 Franklin. Pretty cool cars, and ahead of their time.

Dave your up.

Ferg

Heres a beauty that no one guessed,and you don't have to guess if you don't think its a beauty.

Ah, what is ....a kodak instamatic?

isnt that the 'egg' shaped ship mork came down to earth in on the show 'mork and mindy'?

I used to watch reruns of that....and bob newhart.

No clue about the year or anything else, just the builder. And that, only from the hint you gave...



Saw one of these on my way to lunch today. Had to read the label to see WTF it was.

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(BTW, I wouldn't mind seeing someone figure out that "pod car", either.)

--DD

Early-to-mid 60s Cadillac.

'63 cadillac eldorado convertable

You're good, Troy! It is indeed a 63!!

You're on again. Unless someone wants to guess at Craig's Egg?

--DD