That's the fuel filler cap. Twin tanks under the front seats.

No, it's the plug for the second fuel tank (under the driver's seat!).

Quote from: Hobbes on June 09, 2023, 12:34:11 PMThat's the fuel filler cap. Twin tanks under the front seats.

No doubt you are correct, but I still have a somewhat surreal mental image of two "traditionally built" Breton ladies in full regional dress including lace headgear  winding up a huge clockwork  key in their vehicle in order to get to market.   

    See here for  headgear pix. :-    https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=breton+ladies+haedgear&tbm=isch&hl=en&chips=q:breton+ladies+headwear,online_chips:traditional+headdress:Ukura79l9nQ%3D,online_chips:concarneau+brittany:ZV7GoxmTguM%3D&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwj2r-m707j_AhVCp0wKHeblBqUQ4lYoAHoECAEQKw&biw=1519&bih=746

Of course, it's why they have the roll-back roof!  To fit the hats in the car!

Well..., Ilike the girls!

Total length has not changed.

Quote from: ysi_maniac on April 30, 2023, 09:20:44 PMFIAT Ritmo Sedan

FIAT REGATA!!

Carlos have you ever tried doing a Holden car before? Let me know if you've any ideas for the proposal I've made.

Gull Wing Dauphine

The gull wing Dauphine coupe is pretty cool. Perhaps not practical but certainly cool.

Looks very Mercedes 300 - so yeah, not something you'd find easy to get into and out of in a short skirt (no, not personal experience as I don't have the legs to carry that look off  ).

You might add a propeller under the tail and convert it into an amphicar coupé with these doors?

Ooh, ooh! Or you could put it onto the Aquacar - or even the Aquada; the one with the folding wheels!

Or not, as that might be just a little too silly, even for here!