Guess These 1960s Classic Cars! Can You Get All 10 Right?

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  • @ulfehrning7009
    @ulfehrning7009 Місяць тому +11

    For question 8: The VW Type 3 Notchback most certainly went into mass production. It was quite popular in Europe, built 1961-1973. More than 2.6 million were built of the Notchback, Squareback and Fastback. However the 1966 Notchback you mention was not sold in the US. Not in production or not sold are two different things.
    And No 9: The Lotus Elan had not a fiberglass chassis but a steel chassis with a fiberglass body.

    • @robingray1302
      @robingray1302 Місяць тому +2

      (True) fact, there was a VW type 3 cabrio in the original launch brochure but unlike the notchback it was never produced.

    • @peterbarlow8912
      @peterbarlow8912 Місяць тому +1

      I was questioning the info about these 2 cars as well. I’m wondering what else is incorrect. Me recognizing the thumbnail pulled me in. You would have to a super car geek to get all of this mix of once common production cars and ancient one off prototypes. Wooden car not made of wood! Really!

    • @Afriqueleblanq
      @Afriqueleblanq Місяць тому

      US is less than 5% of the world, statistically insignificant. 😊

  • @davidpotts8121
    @davidpotts8121 Місяць тому +6

    No9 Lotus Elan, had a steal chassis, it's predecessor the Lotus Elite was a monocoque fiberglass.

  • @jaysloane
    @jaysloane 22 дні тому +1

    10/10 but still no check!

  • @winstonelston5743
    @winstonelston5743 Місяць тому +2

    The Type 3 notchback was seldom seen in the USA, but it was certainly produced in large numbers, and a few did make it to the Atlanta area. A friend of mine still drives one.

  • @mpaul4584
    @mpaul4584 Місяць тому +3

    The Howmet was not the first gas turbine engined car to race at Le Mans, in 1963 a Rover gas turbine engined BRM was raced by Graham Hill and Jackie Stewart. Whether this was the first of its kind I'm not sure.

  • @patrickward8144
    @patrickward8144 28 днів тому +1

    9 out of 10 yet again😭 We had a 1972 Notchback in Kansas Beige, so they defo DID exist as a mass production car🙂

  • @MartricksVidsAndTreats
    @MartricksVidsAndTreats Місяць тому +1

    I know that was citroen!

  • @SiqueScarface
    @SiqueScarface Місяць тому +1

    1:45 Louis de Funes in his role as Gendarm of Saint Tropez often drives a Citroën Mehari.

  • @MartricksVidsAndTreats
    @MartricksVidsAndTreats Місяць тому +1

    1966 Marcis GT Wood Prototype.

  • @MartricksVidsAndTreats
    @MartricksVidsAndTreats Місяць тому +1

    1963 Manta Ray Experimental.

  • @trevorchambers1812
    @trevorchambers1812 Місяць тому +3

    Whilst it is entirely possible some desert use or military applications were found for the Citroen Mehari it was overwhelmingly conceived as a leisure and utility vehicle.

    Similarly, the Jeep Wagoneer cannot really be described as an SUV but a four-wheel-drive station wagon. The SUV term did not exist back then and was coined much later.

    The OSI Bisiluro (Silver Fox is a nickname, unrelated to the Italian word for "dual Torpedo" in reference to its body design is NOT twin-engined! It had a single 1000cc Alpine Renault engine in the left side rear "fuselage" to offset the weight of the driver on the right hand side.

    • @Afriqueleblanq
      @Afriqueleblanq Місяць тому

      That Citroën's intended use was the deserts of Africa. Just like the Geländewagen, it was gladly adopted by civilians for leisure.

  • @Afriqueleblanq
    @Afriqueleblanq Місяць тому +2

    My uncle drove a VW notchback for many years. AI really is dumb. We had many of them in South Africa 🇿🇦

  • @MartricksVidsAndTreats
    @MartricksVidsAndTreats Місяць тому +1

    Sorry I got it wrong!

  • @MartricksVidsAndTreats
    @MartricksVidsAndTreats Місяць тому +1

    I'm so stupid.

  • @HJPorschen
    @HJPorschen Місяць тому +1

    Fun Fact: 'The peel Trident is so small that it fits in a standard garage.' Does this mean that no other car fits in a standard garage? What are standard garages then for?
    Fun Fact: The Volkswagen Type 3 shown in the picture never made it into production?????? Only a few million VW drivers would disagree with that.
    Badly researched as always.

  • @Eskes1
    @Eskes1 Місяць тому +1

    10 is wrong,