My answer is...the Audi Avus Quattro, which never actually entered production. Instead, they had a life-size demonstration model of the concept car at a show in 1991. They hadn't completed the engine intended for it yet, so they inserted a sculpted plastic replica.
http://www.zastavki.com/pictures/1024x7 ... 0135_1.jpg
Isn't she a beaut?
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This is a concept car, and never in production...Correct?
I see this car as having no reverse gear...You get out, swivel the seat to the rear, remove the steering column and drive it in the other direction...It is almost symmetrical, front to rear... Bizarre....dragonfly
I see this car as having no reverse gear...You get out, swivel the seat to the rear, remove the steering column and drive it in the other direction...It is almost symmetrical, front to rear... Bizarre....dragonfly
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Re: Most beautiful cars?
Arab Nights (imported) wrote: Sun Jan 23, 2011 8:40 pm I have to admit that I am cheating. I took son to one of the auto auctions/shows in Scottsdale, AZ today. Here are some I noted with this thread in mind.
The first was a 1954 Kaiser-Darrin convertable. There is something about it that just makes me want to look at it.
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It's cartoon-like...Bubbly... Now..look a little further into this site, and you'll see some fine automobiles from the early thirties..Check out the '32 Pierce Arrow.. What a car...I also like the '56 New Yorker convertible...
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