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A weird car!
ID:983 is a 1990 Autech Stelvio Zagato AZ1
custom built on the Jap. domestic market Nissan F31 Leopard platform.
The car shared the same mechanical components as the Infiniti M30 and the Nissan 300ZX. And was senselessly expensive.
Ram

Correct, Ram.

Cheers,

FourWheelDrift

ID:984 Make and model of this car, please.

Yes, it is a production road car.

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FourWheelDrift

Is that a Brock Coupe?

No SCORPION, it isn't a Brock Coupe.

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FourWheelDrift

Is it a Shelby Daytona?

ID 984 is a Bill Thomas Cheetah. Built between 1963 to 1966 by Chevrolet engineer Bill Thomas, it used a Corvette V8, a spaceframe chassis and a fibreglass body.

Nope rajamuneeb, it isn't a Shelby Daytona ... which is another name for the Brock Coupe.

Yes predatorwheelz, you are correct.

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FourWheelDrift

Oops! My bad. I didn't know that. Remembered vaguely the Shelby cobra. 😊

ID:985 Make and model of this car, please.

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FourWheelDrift

ID:985

Since nobody has taken a guess, I'm adding in a front view of the car, which should help in identification.

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FourWheelDrift

ID:985


I guess all the stalwarts on this thread have stopped coming to have a look or unsubscribed themselves.

This is an Intermeccanica Indra.

Source of below info : http://www.intermeccanica.org/vehicles/indra/Indra.htm

The Indras were produced from approximately early 1971 to mid-1974 with 127 cars completed. Breakdown was approximately 60 convertibles, 40 coupes and 27 two plus twos.

The engine power on most were either 327, 350 V-8 Chevy engines, or straight 6 Opel engines. There are currently six Indras in the United States, five two plus twos and one convertible. Most of the Indras were sold in Germany through Opel Dealers Network. The car was a partial joint venture between Intermeccanica and Opel.

Indras have DeDion rear suspension and ZF recirculating ball power steering. They all had four wheel vented disc brakes.

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FourWheelDrift

Reviving an old thread.

This one might be a bit tricky.

Isuzu Vehicross and I will type some more because Vbullitin

Oh boy you're good at this! Googled it, what a unique looking vehicle!