Margate330

It's like they put a Mercedes front clip on an old El Camino and then did some body work to add the MB lights on the back.

I thought slapping an AMG badge on a car was cheesy but this takes the cake! Haha

bitkahuna

iTrader: (20)

right next to what? i thought we're talking about the silver frankenstein car with mb headlights.

i said impala because it's an often used old junk platform for much modification.

just because it has some kind of open 'bed' at the back doesn't mean it used an el camino. i figured impala, bolt on the mb front/rear change the trunk lid for some kind of cover, and there you go.

regardless, it's an abomination.

jer

Looks like an attempt to turn an old 80's or thereabouts C-class coupe into some type of pickup.

Carfan94

It’s an S-class. W126

Jakerin

1948 Norman Timbs Special

Jakerin

Any ideas?

Toys4RJill

Lambo kit on a Buick with a CyberTruck windshield

Jakerin

Not a kit car and Lambo kit cars don’t look like that anyway.

LeX2K

mmarshall

..........so what are we supposed to be guessing here? Most of those cars are from 50s and 60s vintage.

LeX2K

Well I see an Impala, bunch of Beetle's and what is that wagon looking vehicle all white roof. Name a bunch of cars you recognize.

mmarshall

I recognize almost all of them in the first 5-6 rows....I grew up with those cars...and learned to drive on some of them. VW Karman Ghia, a number of Beetles, Several different Ford Fairlanes, Buick Skylark, Ford Galaxies/LTD, VW Microbus, Plymouth Valiant/Dodge Lancer, Chevy Bel-Air/Impala, Camaro, Chevelle, Mustang, Olds Delmont/Delta 88, and numerous others.

PGA71

iTrader: (3)

Where are all the SUV's?

mmarshall

SUVs were not a significant factor in the American market back then. The only ones I can remember seeing were the International Scout and Travelall, and the Jeep Wagoneer. Foreign-brand SUVs, for all intents and purposes, did not exist aside apart from a very few Toyota Land Cruisers...and the first Range Rover did not come along until 1970. There were a few Ford Broncos and Chevy Blazers and an occasional Dodge Ramcharger, but even they did not sell in significant numbers. That all changed in 1984 when the Jeep Cherokee was introduced, and in 1990 when the Ford Explorer hit the scene......that's when the SUV market in the U.S. really began to take off.

Jakerin

Well since whole parking lots are being shown, this is…a 1970 Lancia Bertone Stratos HF Zero