Old concept cars
http://www.autoweteran.gower.pl/concept_timeline.html
Notice how the names are used by different manufacturers. Like the 1953 Ford Vega and the 1969 Pontiac Cirrus.
Notice how the names are used by different manufacturers. Like the 1953 Ford Vega and the 1969 Pontiac Cirrus.
HAHAHA, you see the '62 mustang?!?!?
glad they really didn't make em like that. wow.
or the '61 ford gyron...thats where you gotta wonder, wtf were they thinking.
i almost wanna own that '58 firebird, babahah, that is great lol, you're in your own little capsule, oh no, thats not dangerous at all!
but of course, the pontiac bonneville special. now why does that car look really fun?
or the '61 ford gyron...thats where you gotta wonder, wtf were they thinking.
i almost wanna own that '58 firebird, babahah, that is great lol, you're in your own little capsule, oh no, thats not dangerous at all!
but of course, the pontiac bonneville special. now why does that car look really fun?

The Chrysler Turbine was quite dependable, practicle, and fuel efficient. The main reason it was never mass produced was the motor'* 45,000 RPM'* was thought to scare potential owners!
Originally Posted by PEARL_JAM
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The Chrysler Turbine was quite dependable, practicle, and fuel efficient. The main reason it was never mass produced was the motor'* 45,000 RPM'* was thought to scare potential owners!
The Chrysler Turbine was quite dependable, practicle, and fuel efficient. The main reason it was never mass produced was the motor'* 45,000 RPM'* was thought to scare potential owners!
Originally Posted by tumbleweed
You can sure tell that when they got into the sixties the designers got to rollin' to many of those little funny cigarrettes 

Here'* the Vette with a Ferrari body by Pininfarina. It could come live in my garage any day.








