voila j ai vu ceci a vendre aux encheres....quelqu uns connait? carrosserie speciale ou bidouillage artisanale?...le prix est interessant pour celui qui parle bien l anglais et qui veut se faire un cruising ussa-france ces prochains jours. :-D
edit: oupsss j sais pas ce qui se passe avec l image la!!!
pour info c est ca:
This 1969 VW Beetle was prefessionally converted back in the 1970's by the manufacturer D&D Custom Cars in Cerritos California. The body kit was marketed as the "Lil Hound Dog" and was produced for a short time in limited numbers. This particular example was owned by the fabled Buggy House in Rosemead California, which at the time was one of the leading suppliers of Dune Buggy parts and cars. This was their show truck and parts runner for many years. When they closed down back in the 80's the car went in to the collection of another local VW related shop where it sat in the yard near the fence attracting attention. I purchased the car earlier this year with intentions of restoring it, but as these things sometimes go, Ive got too much to do with other projects and I would like to see it go to someone else who can bring it back to it's former glory. It is a rare little truck to be sure, and it really is in "untouched" condition and still retains all the original parts used in the construction
l'avant ressemble a un des kits wizard commercialisé il y a quelques années...
il y a 4 kit differents de representé dans les anciens salons de l'auto et l'un d'eux ressemble a celui la ...
mais pi t'etre je mi trompe !!!
si on en croit l'article extrêmement flatteur du vendeur il s'agit d'une rare conversion par un professionel du custom.
en fait c'est un pick up avec un ensemble capot/calandre ford 41 comme il en a existé des centaines aux USA. et partout ailleurs (mais pas trop en pick up).
c'est vrai que les survivants deviennent rares... :-D
autres dérivés custom: cox à calandre rolls royce, cox à calandre mercedes, cox kitées porsche etc etc.
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