Ran when parked style photos.
Suspect the green car is a British Ford, pre Cortina maybe a Consul or similar.
The grey car looks like an Opel but it isn't, note no rear quarter window, maybe a kit.
1st one reminds me of a cross between a Studebaker Hawk and a Valiant.
2nd one reminds me a bobtailed 2nd gen Camaro with that door/rear fender/roofline.
The second one is a kit, a Jamican I think it's called? Someone on the classic motorsports board has a really nice one built from an mga.
Good call on the Jamaican! I knew it was a kit but couldn't remember the name. Those are some seriously ugly tail lights(Buick?) on that thing! Here's a nice example:
+1 the taillights on the Jamaican are seriously ugly, but I think they're some kind of Ford/Mercury, not Buick. Somebody here will know for sure!
ugly taillights are easily fixed on a glassfibre car
taillights remind me of T-bird, dunno what year
racinginc215 wrote:I'd suspect the first car is a 1962 Rambler American.
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Three minutes... is that a record
tail laights are older Ford... Galaxe, or similar
I think the taillights are 1966 Ford Fairlane, turned on their side.
I figured it out. It's a '67 Fairlane station wagon tail light turned on it's side.
found these: 1967 Ford Fairlane Station wagon Tail Lights
Yup, there you go. I was thinking Fairlane, but the sedan lights weren't as skinny.
of all the taillights to use? Wouldn't vette have been better looking? or something off of a european car?
Lights off a Ferrari 308 would look right at home.
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I like those taillights on the Jamaican... :( Maybe it's a chick thing? :D
mad_machine wrote:of all the taillights to use? Wouldn't vette have been better looking? or something off of a european car?
280z lights might look okay.
Hey, where'd the pics go?
They're baaaaack.....
Forget the taillights (which look great on the wagon, weird) what's up with the rear tires? Was it a sled-pulling car at some point?
pinchvalve wrote:Forget the taillights (which look great on the wagon, weird)
I thought the same thing.
MkI Escort tail lights would be a nice, period correct understated light in that narrow panel.
Early Chevette lights would get you the same effect, and might be easier to locate.