the headline says it all

it should be an american car ...

1946-48ish Crosley Coupe

Ferg

cool - never knew about this one

as it turns out, you would be one of the best at this game

Gustl

Yeah, my head is full of worthless info I know what a Crosley coupe looks like by sight, but for the life of me can't remember what my wife told me as I left for work today

Ferg

Adn remember Mike, it only gets worse........

I remember this car, growing up in So. Cal. my neighbor had one and would take us kids for a ride, actually they were not common, but you would see them now and then; this was in the late 50' and 60's. There was another car of similar size called American Bantam, it looked like someone designed it for a comic strip; it was made in PA. in the 40’s and was part of the Jeep development.

Ok, what is this...

Ferg

Hey! I remember crosley!!....

this one is pretty easy ... 1965 Ford Corsair Convertible

Gustl

but what the hell is this

Crosley, Stills & .....

......and Nash (Rambler). Dad had one. A station wagon. Black, white and yellow. The pic is a '56 or '57.

Just kidding around with the Crosley reference. Hint is Crosby, Stills & ____

Old guys, pitch in!

Good Call!

yeah, I might have guessed that was to easy...

Ferg

Bring home milk!

Paul

what about this one - it's a concept car ...



Gustl

it looks similar to the '54 oldsmobile cutlass concept . . . but its not

looks like a thunderbird...of what year I havent a clue?

By the way the models came in and are a great addition to my 914 shrine....!

thanks for your message
I'm happy you like 'em

Gustl

I was told that it isn't from the USA ...

Those wire wheels/knockoffs look very British to me, like Dunlop wheels. They appear to be similar to what TR-4s, early Elite and Elans and Morgans were shod with. Could that be a Brit chassis with a late '50s US design motiff? The circular emblem on the tailfin bears some similarity to the Triumph emblem from the '50s-'60s. So my guess is........a Triumph based show/concept car from the late '50s.

Paul