Alfa Romeo 33 Prototype Speciale (1969)
Not too sure about the official “Speciale” designation, but either way it is special on its own alright.
Design by Pininfarina.
(Source: alltheautoworld.blogspot.com)
Hispano-Suiza Dubonnet Xenia (1938)
From an interesting Spanish engineering firm with quite the reputation for plane-like luxury cars (worth mentioning they also built aviation engines).
(Source: retronaut.co)
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Porsche Tapiro concept (1970)
Designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro.
Ford Mustang — The original Roadster concept, from 1962.
This was actually the very beggining for the Mustang, even though very little was used to the final design you know and love. It started its life as an open, two-seater with a 4 cylinder engine mounted at the middle.
(Source: seriouswheels.com)
Ferrari Pinin Prototype (1980)
Perhaps the most odd looking Ferrari design, which even resembles a bit of the big american saloons design. But it isn’t — the Pinin, as the name suggests, was designed by Pininfarina, in the very early 80’s to celebrate the 50 year partnership.
5 litre engine, flat 12, 360bhp and plenty of comfortable elegance.
(Source: carstyling.ru)
GM Styling Sketches (1954/1955)
All made by Homer LaGassey, General Motors’s designer during the 50’s.
Chrysler La Comtesse Concept (1954)
“Preceding the 1956 Dodge LeFemme was the La Comtesse concept car of 1954. La Comtesse was part of a pair of “His and ” Her” show cars: the Le Comte and La Comtesse. These were among the first of Chrysler’s show cars under the helm of Virgil Exner”
— on the Imperial Club
De Soto Adventurer Concept (1953)
Chrysler and their concepts from the 50’s…
