Finding cool pictures to clog up [redacted] just got a lot easier.

Love it - the pickups look pretty solid, as well, though I don't know how trusty these cars are as they roll onto three decades of age

couldn't agree more - there already was a Cord-shaped RWD car of the time. Hot-rodding that would be fine, but the Cord should at least keep some form of front-drive

just looked him up - he did the DB4 Zagato, too. Can't believe the same guy did this Ferrari and that Aston

I'd recognize that scoop anywhere! Most of the time the car looks so familiar, I just forget the damn thing's name - but yeah, this car was one of the first I saw where I had no idea if I liked it or not.

This is the Ferrari Zagato - the FZ93 - built off of a Testarossa in 1993. What a loony, gorgeous machine.
http://www.ultimatecarpage.com/car/4682/Ferrari-F...

Vavon mentioned it earlier, but another one of Germany's strange proto-people'scars was the Hannomag Kommißbrot - it was supposedly a popular car during the early '20s, but I haven't seen many period photographs. It had one cylinder behind the driver that pumped out all of 10 horsepower. Apparently it was one of the first mass production cars with full enclosed fenders. Oh, and the Kommißbrot title was a nickname because it looked like a loaf of military provisions bread, or Kommißbrot.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanomag_2/10_PS

Never noticed the windshield wiper before! Brilliant

too much dragoning

ah, the sweet rewards of spending too much time on the internet staring at old cars