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Yeah Strad, & that curvy Le Mans (winning with Shelby) sports-racer look was applied to A-M's GT line too.

DB4-GT Zagato


DP-212 GT sports-competition.

As for open wheel 'beauty' - the McLaren Indy cars of the early `70s had a handsome, purposeful-angular stance..

Aussie Frank Matich built & raced some sleek 'n' low beauties..

yes/no ?

Yeah, orange/blue traditional McLaren livery (IMO) looks good on the sinuous/organic shape (hideous 'monobrow' halo, apart)..

The side pod fluidity and the colours and the photo angle look fantastic in my world

So very odd... I opened my Hemmings Motor News to find an article on serial #1 of this car. It went at auction at RM Sotherby's for a mere $22,550,000

The french are surprisingly under represented for beautiful cars, this is somewhat beautiful, any other suggestions?
Alpine A442 B

Meyrignac Alpine A110 Coupe 1977 concept
Yes / No...nuh

2015 Alpine Celebration

1964 Alpine A110

Peugeot 907 ?

johnny comelately wrote: ↑

28 Feb 2018, 01:26

Meyrignac Alpine A110 Coupe 1977 concept
Yes / No...nuh

For sure, there is a certain 'Froggy' quirky-look approach to styling, even that distorted Gandini inspired job..

But some do have a quite elegant style...

Bugatti 'Art Deco' - Aerodynamique Type-57C Coupe - from 80 years ago:



Citroen SM convertible from the `70's:




Matra-sport Vignale ( Ok, Vignale is Italian, but so is Zagato):



Peugeot 406 Coupe:

1965 Ferrari 275 GTS by Pininfarina