Aston Martin Bulldog, 1980. The Bulldog concept was designed by William Towns and was a mid-engined supercar designed to be capable of 200mph. However testing and development of the car were curtailed when Victor Gauntlett became chairman of AML in 1981. The one-off prototype is to be restored by Classic Motor Cars of Bridgnorth who will carry out an 18-month nut and bolt restoration after which the owner plans to run the Bulldog to the originally planned 200 mph. 

The Ford Maya concept car (1984)

Ford Ranger II, 1966

1958 Sir Vival. A two piece concept car created by Walter C. Jerome on mission to make the world’s safest car. The car’s most notable features were a two-piece engine and cab, and driver turret. [1000 × 738] Check this blog!

Pontiac Cirrus, 1969. A futuristic 2-seater which was actually a development of the GM-X Stiletto concept from 1964. It was a purely styling exercise and lacked an engine

1985 Nissan CUE-X concept

#this looks like the kind of car you’d get shot to death in#by an anime cyber-vampire from a series with a lot of long lingering shots of tall buildings and skylines at night

Take a spin around the Gateway West Phase 2 office park in your missile.

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Buick Century Cruiser Concept (1969)

Publicité AC Spark Plug - Cadillac Cyclone Concept Car 1959 - Atomic Samba.