I kinda like it art deco Duesenburgs neet they each have their own unique style,
I'd drive it . )

 

Hint....Driving one of these across the land could make you "Crabby".

 

Could definitely use a clue, and that ones not helping.

Got some close silouettes with Simca and Renault, but no gas.

 

Just when I thought I would have to give up on this, I nail it!!!!!!!!!!!!

See, I was onto something..............What we have here is a 1972 Austin Maxi 1750 HL.

The car also sold in Denmark as a Morris 1800, which was colloquially known as the "landcrab".

 

Let's see what you can do w/ this one...........

 

A beloved car from a company that may not survive 2011, its the Saab 96 produced from 1960-1980 with either an 841cc 2-stroke inline 3, or a 1498-1700cc 4-stroke Ford V-4 engine. Had a chance to drive a 2-stroke 96 a few years back, what a nice machine and certain to produce plenty of smiles per mile.

 

What are you going to serve up next for us, Mike?

 

Well how about this delightful 4 door hardtop saloon car, any ideas?

 

Hint....with a model name that sounds like a Bingo call, this car would be great for a cruise down the Autostrada.

 

OK, I'll bite.
The car 'looks' French, but in fact it's Italian.
It's a Lancia Aurelia Florida by Pininfarina- 1955
Haven't seen too many 4-door hardtops with rear-opening doors. I can only think on one other right now. Happens to be featured in a Bridgestone commercial......