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Absolutely awesome đź‘Ť I never knew two of these were made, I thought it was the only blue one that was everywhere back in the day.
Cool, Awesome & Amazing Custom/One-off/Prototype Cars
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Absolutely awesome đź‘Ť I never knew two of these were made, I thought it was the only blue one that was everywhere back in the day.
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There's a red one too. Maybe one got repainted? They say the designer might own one as well, but that's just a rumor.
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No, wait. Now that I'm looking into it, it seems the EB112 was just black and red cars, the blue one I remembered was the EB118, but it was a 2-door coupe :0
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Found some more interesting pics. These are the Aston Vantage Special Series II cars being built.
Maybe one day we will see this.
Maybe one day we will see this.
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Ford Bronco Montana Lobo
http://www.ford-trucks.com/articles/ever-seen-the-ford-bronco-montana-lobo-you-have-now/
http://www.ford-trucks.com/articles/ever-seen-the-ford-bronco-montana-lobo-you-have-now/
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Playmobil had some cool sets. I remember playing with this one when I was young. I think I lost the engine and wing though.
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Saab EV-1
A fully working Saab concept car first shown in 1985. Unlike the name might suggest, the EV-1 was not an electric vehicle, but was based on the then new 16 valve 900 Turbo, with some performance upgrades that gave the car a power figure of 285 bhp. Thanks to the power and the aerodynamic shape of the 2+2 coupe body, the car was able to reach the top speed of 270 km/h. Under the glass roof there were solar cells that powered a fan that cooled the interior on sunny days. One remarkable thing about it was that it has seats from Chevrolet Corvette despite the fact GM hadn't yet bought the automobile division of Saab when it was made.
A fully working Saab concept car first shown in 1985. Unlike the name might suggest, the EV-1 was not an electric vehicle, but was based on the then new 16 valve 900 Turbo, with some performance upgrades that gave the car a power figure of 285 bhp. Thanks to the power and the aerodynamic shape of the 2+2 coupe body, the car was able to reach the top speed of 270 km/h. Under the glass roof there were solar cells that powered a fan that cooled the interior on sunny days. One remarkable thing about it was that it has seats from Chevrolet Corvette despite the fact GM hadn't yet bought the automobile division of Saab when it was made.
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Not a prototype but definitely a one off
1951 Kaiser
over 8 years of work
1951 Kaiser
over 8 years of work
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Oh that armor is glorious
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There was also the 1985 EX-E concept, which shared some early design cues with the F, particularly the rear:
Came across this today, the one-off Ferrari Testa D'Oro Colani
Based off a Testarossa with two turbos strapped on, built for a speed record attempt at Bonneville where it clocked 218MPH.
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- a baby, candy, it's like taking.
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That's Luigi Colani for ya'.
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/thre...xisted-until-now.102203/page-95#post-10844464
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That's Luigi Colani for ya'.
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/thre...xisted-until-now.102203/page-95#post-10844464
Ah apologies, do try to keep up with this thread but missed your (recent) post
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And not particularly recent.
I just threw it up there to more easily show other Colani one-offs.
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I don't recall seeing this before. Aston DB7 by Pininfarina. Most likely for the sultan.
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Playmobil had some cool sets. I remember playing with this one when I was young. I think I lost the engine and wing though.
I had that Playmobil racer too!
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So the sultan really likes his Astons and Bentley's.
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He had all sorts of weird one offs. I find a new one every couple months it seems.
Notice the blue Ferrari Mythos next to it.
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Think this would be the right thread
Buttsy Butler's got his hands on one of Sauber's 2011 F1 cars and has had it fitted with a 15,000rpm 630bhp 2.7-litre supercharged V8 (with Mountune stickers on it, so assume it's a Mountune build), for reasons of wheelspin...
Buttsy Butler's got his hands on one of Sauber's 2011 F1 cars and has had it fitted with a 15,000rpm 630bhp 2.7-litre supercharged V8 (with Mountune stickers on it, so assume it's a Mountune build), for reasons of wheelspin...
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He had all sorts of weird one offs. I find a new one every couple months it seems.
Notice the blue Ferrari Mythos next to it.
The funny thing is he always drive his AMG G 55/63/65 (I think its the Brabus now) every time we see him on the road.
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I'm really liking custom head of state cars recently.
Like the Beast
Makes an S550 look small.
Or a DTS based Cadillac.
Toyota Century Royal, for the Imperial family of Japan.
Sometimes they ride in a "normal" Century.
Royal train for the Emperor too.
Like the Beast
Makes an S550 look small.
Or a DTS based Cadillac.
Toyota Century Royal, for the Imperial family of Japan.
Sometimes they ride in a "normal" Century.
Royal train for the Emperor too.
