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[otherunicorn]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gordon-Keeble
1964–1967 Gordon Keeble GK1

(Some sources say 1963. The prototype was even earlier. The last car built, and the only car built in 1967, was made from spare parts.)

 

Edited May 20, 2016 by otherunicorn

[GTJUNIOR]

Not what I first thought, but put me on the right track.

[Ace-Garageguy]

Hmmmmm...not one I know right off the bat. 

[chunkypeanutbutter]

One of my all-time favorite cars.

[GeeBee]

What he said .....

[dublin boy]

I saw one once.

[GTJUNIOR]

I saw one once.

Consider yourself lucky. Not many people have had that privilege. 

[Richard Bartrop]

Someone at a company I worked for had one.

[otherunicorn]

A list of those who have seen this car before, or have too much time on their hands and were able to find it:

dw1603
maltsr
GTJUNIOR
GeeBee
sjordan2
chunkypeanutbutter
Earl Marischal
Badluck 13
Richard Bartrop
blunc
Matt Bacon

 

[matthijsgrit]

Never heard of it, but I like it. Thought of a Maserati or Abarth...

[GTJUNIOR]

My first impression was Alfa Romeo 2400 or Lancia Flumina. By searching those two I found similar images and eventually searched 1964 sports cars where I found the same car in a different image. The design told me it was Italian, turns out it was designed in Italy, built in the UK and US powered. Interesting car.

[chunkypeanutbutter]

...and the logo's a tortoise!

This has brought about by, during a photoshoot in an airplane hangar, a tortoise wandered into view of the camera. The bemused creators had found their logo.

[Badluck 13]

A list of those who have seen this car before, or have too much time on their hands and were able to find it:

 

...... I had no clue other than it looked like a Bertone type design......so yeah I had toooooooooo much time on my hands  .....It is a beautiful car....

[Earl Marischal]

I have to admit to home advantage on this one. They were first made in my home town and the showroom was opposite the bus stop I used to go home from school.

steve