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Originally Posted by AltoHoncho
(Post 1499850)
ID 658: By any chance Is it a Triumph, although the C-pillar doesnt appeal towards that. I have seen this car on some forum but cannot recall, I am also suspecting it to be a Honda coupe.
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No sorry AltoHoncho not a Triumph or a Honda Coupe
I agree with Karl on the side indicators, very Italian and the Wheels are more like the D&B and quite Lancia-esque..... Hmmmm i wonder....???!!!
Perhaps a 1970s Lancia Fulvia, I am totally lost now, have been tearing my hair on this one since morning now
I am totally foxed. Great one VW Splitscreen....After a long time something challenging.
ID658 is the extremely rare
1964 Nissan Silvia Coupe. Yipeeclap:!
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Originally Posted by AltoHoncho
(Post 1497681)
ID658: Is it VW Type3 1961 or later..! Not really sure though, I am guessing in correlation with your VW enthusiasm :D
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Quote:
Originally Posted by AltoHoncho
(Post 1499850)
ID 658: By any chance Is it a Triumph, although the C-pillar doesnt appeal towards that. I have seen this car on some forum but cannot recall, I am also suspecting it to be a Honda coupe.
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Dost, process of elimination is not the way to go in this thread:uncontrol! Exactly how many names would you need to eliminate if you had to get to the answer?
:) Sometimes it does preds, awesome answer bro, as always expected from you. Glad that it came from you, seems well deserved treatment to the question.
@ VW: Nice one definitely.
As I recollect the name Datsun was mentioned earlier and the gentleman who posted the picture denied its a Datsun. How so when Datsun and Nissan are the same.
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Originally Posted by wasif
(Post 1500258)
As I recollect the name Datsun was mentioned earlier and the gentleman who posted the picture denied its a Datsun. How so when Datsun and Nissan are the same.
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First, because the person in question had called it a Datsun
Bluebird coupe, and this is not a Bluebird. Secondly, I'm not aware that this particular model was ever sold under the Datsun badge, same or not same.
See, this is what happens when one follows a process of elimination! One misses out obvious clues:)
This is a link to a Silvia factfile. Check under "Silvia Body Construction & Mechanical Details " section and you will see it is refered to as an "Early Datsun"
Silvia History
Well done predatorwheelz, you worked Hard for this one
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Originally Posted by wasif
(Post 1500497)
"Early Datsun"
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Excuse me Mr Wasif, I only denied it was not a Datsun Bluebird also this car is also badged a Nissan
1965 JAPANESE BROCHURE IMAGES
The first NISSAN SILVIA (CSP311) was a hand-built coupe based on the Fairlady 1500 (SP310) chassis, manufactured between 1964 and 1968. Designed by Kazuo Kimura, with later assistance and influence from Albrecht Goertz, the prototypes, including one left hand drive version, featured the Fairlady's 1500 engine. The 1964 Tokyo Motor Show car was badged the Datsun Coupe 1500. The production Silvia however, benefited from the 1595cc unit later used in the Fairlady 1600 (SP311), released in 1965. The Silvia featured bodywork built and assembled by Yamaha, and it was only built in small numbers. A total of just 554 were built, with the majority being sold in Japan, as well as 49 to Australia. She was originally sold in Japan alongside the Fairlady 1600 - see the
Japanese full line brochure from 1966.One right hand drive car was shipped from
The official imports to the USA, a "Nissan Silvia" badged version, came a year later, in 1966
ID 659
Exact name of the model?
ID 659: Is it the all new Audi TT???
ID 660: which car could this be?
ID 659
Audi S5
ID 660
looks like a 2010 lexus concept
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Originally Posted by NOS Power
(Post 1503177)
ID 659
Audi S5
close but both correct and incorrect.
ID 660
looks like a 2010 lexus concept
close but wrong!
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This is what the Audi S5 is. The grill and bumper with air intake is different.
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