What ever happened to that post of "name that plane"? or we can create a new one called "name that car" (using weird unknown models of cars)

Sure, here's one to start, my dad and I restored one of these.



No it's not an MG. The year is 1952. Aluminum body (yes aluminum)

TR-3?

<Annoying buzzer sound>

That would be a 1952 Singer Roadster.
The model is a 4AC and they were sometimes known as Bantam roadsters as well.

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Is that a photochop, Id swear that was a nova body with a ford torino front clip? edit to add is it one of the Canadian Gm's

Joe

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Austrailian Falcon....?

Ok I' sure it's a photochop, there are too many reflections on the car that don't macth the surronding areas.

Joe

Wrong on all counts. But Roger is close.

Is that an Auzzie built Fairlane?

quote Originally posted by tutnkmn: Is that an Auzzie built Fairlane?

Nope. It is a USA model car. So that is the first hint.

Looks like a Torino. Otherwise I give up.

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quote Originally posted by AusFiero: Nope. It is a USA model car. So that is the first hint.

If the car itself isn't a photoshop, I'm going to say Fairlane. But I stll think the center section looks a lot like a Nova.

Joe

Id almost have to say Monte Carlo but I dont think they ever came as a 4 door. Im pretty sure its GM

Id say pontiac ventura.

I'd say it's a Ford Falcon. we were going to buy one, it was a 2 door. I think they were stripper models of the Torino. JM

Did somebody say Plane Car??? This used to be mine BTW.

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quote Originally posted by mountainman: I'd say it's a Ford Falcon. we were going to buy one, it was a 2 door. I think they were stripper models of the Torino. JM

Very very warm.
Right Car
Right Model
Some features of the Torino.
Now tell me the year as to why it is so rare.

quote Originally posted by tutnkmn: Here's a plane for you aviation nuts. What is this?

WESTLAND LYSANDER!

GAHH..just beat me

Lysander/Westland MK.III 'Gooney Bird"

quote Now tell me the year as to why it is so rare.

I think it's a 1970.5???? I know the two door Flacons of 1970.5 looked like a Torino. I'm no a Ford guy, so please correct me if I'm wrong.

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1970 1/2

dangit beat me by a minute...

Stripped Fairlane/Torino bodies with leftover Falcon badges. Not exactly a collector car.

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Found the pic I wanted. Tell me, what is it?

Another plane, a little more difficult than the Lysander maybe. What is this?

[QUOTE]Originally posted by topher_time:

Found the pic I wanted. Tell me, what is it?

Cunningham?

quote Originally posted by tutnkmn: Another plane, a little more difficult than the Lysander maybe. What is this?

FAIREY SWORDFISH (MK.II)!

Yep it was a 1970.5 Falcon. Well done.

quote Originally posted by Neptune: Cunningham?

No, it is not a Cunningham, but good guess

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quote Originally posted by cone shark: FAIREY SWORDFISH (MK.II)!

On the ball!

ME 109

not a 109. Prob not a production one cause Ive never seen it. Looks like spies ripped off plans for P-51 Mustang though.

Okay, what is this?





I love this car but it is not mine. I wish it were.

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quote Originally posted by tutnkmn: You guys got the Brit planes nailed. How about the Fatherland? Try this on for size:

Test mule for development of the ME-262 jet fighter. Blohm und Voss, BV-155.

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quote Originally posted by Vonov: Here's one for you...a tank

Ta-152 longnose?

quote Originally posted by Vonov: Test mule for development of the ME-262 jet fighter. Blohm und Voss, BV-155.

You nailed it!