Well wasn't it in the same family as the Wildcat and one other concept? I can't remember the other one...but there was a couple that looked the same but each were a different make.

 

Yep, you won !!! Too easy huh.. LOL

 

The problem with this format, only getting a turn when you guess correctly and showing proof, etc... is not everybody has all day to hug a keyboard. Your game, your rules...

 

randy you won't know every car posted. If you happen to be on this thread and you know the car you can post your answer. If the person who posted the photo isn't online to validate your answer then just post a picture link as proof. Fairly simply. Sometimes there might not be anyone guessing the mystery photo and the thread will just sit. One can't just post a mystery car because it would end up with just a whole lot of people posting pictures. That would be total chaos for this thread format and take away the fun of competition. There is thread on this forum for just posting pictures of any type of car or whatever. Hope you understand and have fun.

 

crazycarkid you are living up to your name with these crazy cars you are posting

The idenity of the last car you posted is a 1958 Golden Rocket by GM

PROOF

 

I understand the thinking, but as a member of Chevy Talk for 8 years, and with 60k ish members, those type of threads pop up all the time and have yet to cause chaos or world hunger!
I understand why the proof requirement, but sometimes you may know something but no pic is available to prove it.
I'm really not whining about your game, just stating my opinion.

 

So, who posts the next pic?

 

RandyW I've been on this site the computer for about 10 minutes. I knew the answer to CrazyCarKids mystery photo. I took a minute to type it in a search engine and found a picture to use as PROOF and then this way CrazyCarKid didn't have to be on line to verify my answer. I can now post a new mystery car and go to work and come back later if I want and the process can continue with or without me.

 

Here is the mystery photo. I will tell you that it is not a customized car. It is factory stock and not a prototype of any kind. The year and make are all that's important, don't worry about the model.

 

Methinks it's British...man, no markings on that one at all! Maybe the RR in the pic is throwing me off on the British thing.