латинские письма, угождают.

P**da, tale je bila težka:

Cardi Body II
http://www.cardi.ru/cars.htm

LP,
Joie

No, me veseli, da znam se kaksno uganko postavt. Cestitam...

Naslednja uganka:

iveco delan za ameriko brez gobca je kabina ista kot od stralisa pa prve luči tud

Iveco Powerstar

Dokaz ----> http://www.blacktrucksales.com.au/newtrucks/trucks/powerstar.htm

Čare, res je Iveco, vendar ta znamka v Ameriki ni prisotna.

51M3K, res je Iveco Powerstar, američan z italijanskim imenom (pod njim se skriva International), proizvajajo in prodajajo pa ga izključno v Avstraliji.

Zato moram uganko predati 51M3K-ju. Nadaljuj!

LP,
Joie

Mislim da nebo pretežka

Volvo P1800E, letnik 1970/71, kolesa so pa od letnika 72/73

Volvo P1800S letnik 1966 no vglavnem model je bil.. predajam tebi

Potem je maska menjana, platisca pa tudi... (vir:http://volvo1800pictures.com/main_gallery.htm)

Moja naslednja uganka je pa zanimiv avto, ki je bil s svojo mocjo in obliko dalec spredaj v svojem casu:

Hmm, deluje povsem britansko, lahko bi bil Vauxhall, kaki Rootes, vleče tudi na Escorta.

LP,
Joie

Lahko bi bila tut kakšna smešna Manta B. Sicer ji je samo od daleč podobno tole, ...
A tole je serijski avto al je predelan ?

joie je mel prav...vauxhall je, firenza namrec..

znana tudi kot hp (high performance), oz. kot droopsnoot

čestitam, res je. Tule je še malo več podatkov:

Droopsnoot Firenza

Firenza "Droopsnoot"
In 1973, Vauxhall decided that their rather dull model range needed a makeover, and developed a radical version of the Firenza, known officially as the High Performance (HP) Firenza, but known colloquially as the "droopsnoot" after its dramatically styled aerodynamic nose. The nose was moulded from GRP, and featured two pairs of Cibié headlamps behind toughened glass covers. At that time, the original flat-fronted Firenza model was rebadged as the Magnum coupé, and the name Firenza was used exclusively for the HP version. This car was an exciting styling departure for Vauxhall, and certainly created something of a buzz. The engine was the 2.3 litre variant of the OHC Slant Four engine, uprated to a very torquey 131bhp using a variety of parts developed by Blydenstein racing. It had twin 175 Stromberg carburettors, high-lift camshaft and free-flow tubular exhaust manifold. The car was styled by American designer Wayne Cherry and the result was an exceptionally low drag coefficient for its time. Suspension was uprated and lowered, brakes uprated, and a 5-speed ZF dog leg gearbox was installed, a much stronger unit than fitted to the standard model (though rather noisy). Another unusual and unique feature of the car was the alloy Avon Safety Wheels, which were designed to retain the tyre safely in the event of a puncture. This was the first car to use these wheels in production. All production cars were painted in the same colour - Silver Starfire, and featured a largely black interior with silver-grey cloth seats. An unusual interior feature of dubious utility was the passenger grab handle on the dash in place of the standard glovebox.

The car was a design triumph for Vauxhall, but a marketing failure. The car was launched to much publicity in a special one-off race at Thruxton circuit in Hampshire, with top drivers of the day taking part including Gerry Marshall and Barry "Whizzo" Williams, who won the race. However, the fuel crisis of the time meant that suddenly it became very hard to sell gas guzzling cars like this (even though the aerodynamics benefited fuel economy greatly, reducing the power needed to attain its top speed by some 30 hp), and coupled with some production line difficulties in actually building the car meant that sales and delivery were slow, and eventually just 204 examples were built, far short of the 30,000 projected. This very low volume was obviously a disaster for Vauxhall, but ironically it has led to the car becoming a very collectable classic, thus ensuring its survival—some of the much more common production cars produced alongside it can be now harder to find. A celebrity owner of a droopsnoot Firenza was footballer Luther Blissett.

The Firenza was also very successful in saloon car racing in the 1970s, especially in its Old Nail and Baby Bertha versions, piloted to great effect by Gerry Marshall.

Despite the low production run, the aerodynamic qualities and styling of the "droopsnoot" were incorporated, with improved productionisation, into most of Vauxhall's remaining 1970s new models: the Chevette, Cavalier and Carlton. The Firenza can be seen as a styling prototype for these models. Its influence can be judged from the fact that Ford adopted a very similar look for its Mk II RS2000 Escort and the 1982 Ford Sierra, which in turn were widely copied throughout the 1980s by others. For this reason, the HPF looks far less dated than many of its contemporaries.
Performance:
*Top Speed: 120 mph
*0-60mph: 8 seconds
*Economy: 25 miles per gallon
Comparable Contemporaries
* Ford Capri
* Ford Escort RS2000
* Triumph Dolomite Sprint
* Rover SD1
* Hillman Avenger Tiger

bom popoldan nekaj gor dal, zdaj treba se sluzben parkirplac kidat it (kot da ni dovolj, da sem vceraj ze pol dvorisca preb blokom moral)

evo..