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Originally posted by Mark Charlton:
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Originally posted by Carbo:
Pininfarina concept car from 1970-71 approx. It was called the modulo or modulus or something like that. Interesting the way the roof slid back for entry. I had a model of this car years and years ago

Yup. Pininfarina's Concept car for Ferrari—the Modulo.

Mic: a 1981 Talbot-Matra Murena?

How about this one:

The turquoise car gets my vote for most outrageous thing I've ever seen on 4 wheels. Mighty fine, so Italian.

Since early Maserati Bora's had the unusually 'holey' rocker design, and the alloys look of Maserati or Alfa Cromodora lineage, I'll say this is a Bora concept vehicle.

All I know is I'd like to take my son to school in THAT thing!

7/15/072:55 PM

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