One for Mr Z, Which film

[Barry]

Be careful you don't succumb to the darkside Niel.

[Nordic]

1935 Monaco-Trossi GP car.

It never raced but would have made a heck of a noise if it ever did.

The handling was a bit suspect due to the poor weight distribution, but it was clocked at 150mph at Monza

NO - COMPLETELY WRONG.................................................................................................. 














oh OK - your right - hoped I would get a bit longer on it.

How did you find it - did you type in Radial Engine car on Mr Google?

So on to the next one - what colour do you require, may have to go down deeper into the cellar, the darker end.

NO - COMPLETELY WRONG.................................................................................................. 

I googled Radial engined racing car!!! and i recalled it was at Goodwood a few yaers ago, simple really!

Can I have a brown one for a change.

[nopanic - neil]

BROWN - poo have to go down deeeeeeeeep into the cellar for that one

back shortly, how many weeks to Le mans? should be back up by then 

[nopanic - neil]

Crumbs, in along way down, and a a long way back, it was a good job I took my backpak fully of beers 

OK on to the brown, what can you tell me about this one.

There is a reason I'm showing it as well.

[Steve Pyro]

Yessss a Pontiac.

It's a 1962 Pontiac Grand Prix 3 door hard top coupe

[Leftie]

Yessss a Pontiac.

It's a 1962 Pontiac Grand Prix 3 door hard top coupe

Where is the 3rd door?

[nopanic - neil]

Why did I think Steve would be the man who would be first man to get this one.

The reason I posted it was Pontiac has been killed off by GM

http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs.dll/gallery?Site=C4&Date=20090427&Category=BUSINESS01&ArtNo=904270801&Ref=PH


Back shortly with the red ball

[Steve Pyro]

The reason I posted it was Pontiac has been killed off by GM

Yes, that had me in tears for the best part of a day 

[nopanic - neil]

The reason I posted it was Pontiac has been killed off by GM

Yes, that had me in tears for the best part of a day 

I blame DFH roadtrip,  DFH are so strong and powerfull. They killed the Pontiac,  Dodge better watch their step. 

[nopanic - neil]

Back to the red ball now.

What about this little baby, what can you tell me about it?

[SL]

Oh good an easy one....

Allard K2 1951 or there abouts

Simon

Blue next please

[nopanic - neil]

Oh good an easy one....

Allard K2 1951 or there abouts

Simon

Blue next please

Well done Simon

On to the blue ball.

What can you tell me about this one,

[Mr. Invincible Mou]

It is a 1959 Simca Special, designed by Virgil Exner Jr.

It was created as his dream car for his master-thesis at the University of Notre Dame. It is based on a 1950 Fiat Chasis, with some mechanical parts from Simca. The glassfibre body was moulded by Exner himself, at the Dual-Ghia assembly plant.

Later, the car was sold to a Chrysler dealer, and in 1965, the car was bought by Beau Hickory.
Under his hands, the car was converted from a show-car to a daily driver,
adding the panoramic windscreen (coming from an Opel), and the T-Bar-roof. Years later, the car was sold to a friend of Beau Hickory,
he did some additional work on the car, for example, the engine was replaced by a Datsun one.

[nopanic - neil]

It is a 1959 Simca Special, designed by Virgil Exner Jr.

It was created as his dream car for his master-thesis at the University of Notre Dame. It is based on a 1950 Fiat Chasis, with some mechanical parts from Simca. The glassfibre body was moulded by Exner himself, at the Dual-Ghia assembly plant.

Later, the car was sold to a Chrysler dealer, and in 1965, the car was bought by Beau Hickory.
Under his hands, the car was converted from a show-car to a daily driver,
adding the panoramic windscreen (coming from an Opel), and the T-Bar-roof. Years later, the car was sold to a friend of Beau Hickory,
he did some additional work on the car, for example, the engine was replaced by a Datsun one.

do I need to say anymore?

100% spot on, back shorty with a red one.

[nopanic - neil]

Ok back with the red ball

What about this one,