OK your starter for 10, what is this Classic Car?

[oldtuckunder]

I'll post the answer later, but thought you might like a guess first 

Alan

[GT6Steve]

Cisitalia 202M?  Mid 40's, probably post war?  Where did you see this?  Do you know the history?  Please share.  One of my mentors has an old calender in his shop with a red version of this.  If it's the same I've seen the pic a thousand times LOL

[oldtuckunder]

If the text won't blow up big enough to read, let me know and I'll post  a bigger image.

Alan

[Nick Jones]

Steve wins!  Nice looking car and I would have guessed a bit later.....

Nick

[oldtuckunder]

Was in Germany last week, and was taken to the Düsseldorf Art Museum to see an exhibition of Cars that were selected from the 50's-70's on their styling influence rather than on any technical attributes, although many had both.

https://www.art-in-duesseldorf.de/ausstellungen/ps-ich-liebe-dich-sportwagen-design-der-1950er-bis-1970er-jahre.html

https://www.hirmerverlag.de/us/titel-1-1/cars_driven_by_design-1736/

No I didn't buy a $50 programme! However a few shots below.  What was interesting was how well the Toyota 2000 GT stood up to some very illustrious company.

For me it was a judgement call if given the choice would I take the Aston Martin DB4 Zagato (in green below)  or the Lancia Stratos (sorry not pictured)

A  German petrol head friend upon looking at several  V12 Lamborghini's and Ferrari's equip'd with 6 Weber's wondered how often they were ever actually fully synchronised in their lives?

Alan