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Quantum. Haven't seen one for 3 decades I'm sure.

Inline-5 making 100(!) horsepower.
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I was looking at the pictures and thinking it was an early Passat. Turns out they are one and the same for different markets!

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It was a Passat in wherever you were living back then, I'm sure!

My 6th grade band teacher had its predecessor the Dasher, and it was a hatchback and he wired in big home speakers in the back because the stock speakers were poor.

Ok here's a new one. Should be easy:

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Haz TWO tanks!
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Those XJ's are a real classic, Absolutely beautiful.
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I loved the hips and the roof and the taillights on those. Early ones are the best..'69?


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Post by BlackBart »

Wow. From the top view my kneejerk was 50's Alfa Romeo, maybe a 1900 coupe.

But noo, what is that? V8? Is it a flathead? But not a Ford flathead? Ghia body??

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I can't name the car, but I believe the engine is Ford flathead from late 1940's to last year 1953. They had the front, side mount distributor and water connection at top, center of heads.
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Post by BlackBart »

It looks awfully well done to be a swap, and why would you? (Other than that flathead's are great) I feel like the body at least is Italian - maybe Ghia, maybe Touring, but no badges. Later baby moon wheels by someone.

Maybe it IS a swap - someone took an old tired Fiat or something with a blown motor long ago, and swapped a sweet flathead Ford into it...?
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