Can we please stop hotlinking pics?

I took this earlier this week:

914Driver wrote:

Must have details. What is it? when was it? was this a factory concept or aftermarket. I mus know NOW

I had to eat cookies so I could drink milk so I'd have this cool bottle to put flowers in for the Wife. Sometimes I don't think she appreciates the sacrifices I make.

Adrian_Thompson wrote:

914Driver wrote:

Must have details. What is it? when was it? was this a factory concept or aftermarket. I mus know NOW

Come on geeks, seriously, I need info. IF you don't help me I'll dig up some of those pron-ish pencil drawings that Leslie used to post in the GGA thread to upset us testosterone filled dinosaurs

Wally wrote: I had to eat cookies so I could drink milk so I'd have this cool bottle to put flowers in for the Wife. Sometimes I don't think she appreciates the sacrifices I make.

Wally,

In reply to Adrian_Thompson:

I found this using novice level google-fooFord Aurora and Aurora II concepts

Adrian_Thompson wrote:

914Driver wrote:

Must have details. What is it? when was it? was this a factory concept or aftermarket. I mus know NOW

Looks like a Ford concept. Also looks like it would be a leaky rattlebox to such a degree that it would have made T-tops look like a really good idea. Consider that chassis back then had the structural integrity of wet noodles, and now consider that this design eliminates the B-pillar, latches those no doubt 200lb doors on a point on the bottom, and the doors seal against nothing but each other.

Concept abandoned for a damned good reason!

1969 Ford Aurora-II Country Squire Concept

http://jalopnik.com/this-old-ford-concept-wagon-really-should-have-happened-1599416146

Knurled wrote:

Adrian_Thompson wrote:

914Driver wrote:

Must have details. What is it? when was it? was this a factory concept or aftermarket. I mus know NOW

Looks like a Ford concept. Also looks like it would be a leaky rattlebox to such a degree that it would have made T-tops look like a really good idea.

Didn't they run those doors on production T-Birds for a few years?

Love the paint.