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Nissan Stagea
I never knew there was a wagon version of the R34 'til a couple of weeks ago. It looks very awkward..
Ultima GTR, apparantly it's the fastest supercar in the world with a 0-60 of 2.6 seconds with a midmounted 720hp V8.
Hotrods these days (and always have been?) are more or less custom creations of the owner, from various car parts, engines etc.
You could have a Ford T-Bucket shell, custom chassis, Chev engine, Jaguar interior pieces, and Dodge wheels all on one car. That's hot rodding for you.
Found these Benz cars on different forum.
Mercedes-Benz Concept Car 1969
AUTO-2000 1978 Looks more like Benz from 90s
C112 concept 1991
point exactly.
I thought the original model for that car was made for Hot Wheels. Either way, weird car, but I like it.
The Emme Lotus 422T.
I knew that Chevy created a Colorado concept with a V8, but I didn't know that they actually decided to start building it! (Makes sense though with the intro of the V8 H3)
They offer it in the extended and crew cab models.
Ford Torino King Cobra
No wonder these things didn't sell well. They are ugly as hell.
Here's a REALLY odd one, a Merc so obscure its like a boat. The 1935 150H Roadster, rear engined with 50 hp:
From Wiki:
"The Mercedes-Benz 150 was derived in 1935 from the 130 with only two seats and a more powerful engine, with 1498 cm³ and a power of 55 PS (40 kW). The top speed of the car was 125 km/h.
The car was only offered as a Sport Roadster. The gas tank, which in the case of the Mercedes-Benz 130 was installed over the engine, was transferred to the front compartment, and therefore there was no room for luggage there. The practicality of the 150 was therefore very limited, and the price of the car was quite high at 6600 RM ; as a comparison the Mercedes-Benz 170 V had a price of 5500 RM. The car was discontinued in 1936 due to poor sales"
If someone is REALLY, REALLY intrested, I can scan a Mercedes book I have in wich there is a full feature on the red one of the first picture. Incredibly rare car.