Four doors = not any factory Aston Martin 'til the Rapide, IIRC. DM, I think we're in need of a clue!
No, you’re not. Not after wejjy’s post anyway. All you need now is the model (and, preferably, the production years). Oh yeah, welcome back, John!
Not the 1969 prototype but you're almost there. I'll still need the full name of the (very low-volume) production model though.
MP230 was the designation of that 1969 prototype you mentioned. MP231 appears to have been introduced as another prototype I’m currently, uhm, looking for. The car I posted is a Lagonda V8 Series 1 (of which only 7 were made) but you got the production years right and mentioned ‘Lagonda’ in the previous answer so, what the hell, it’s yours.
Ok I'm hoping this will be a bit of a challenge there's enough in the picture to show the type. Anyway Full name and years of production.
LOL I just had a look and tbh they all look the same from that angle. But yes the Crosley Hotshot Roadster convertible it is.
Jalopnik seem to have a bit of a thing for Crosley (bizarrely, and yet totally understandable - yes, they had one of the worst engines of all time and barely sold any cars, and yet they pioneered all sorts of important things - all-wheel discs, for example). Me, I think they're ugly, but I had to make up for my Lagon-blunder up there. Henceforth, I shall be Captain Oblivious! New toy coming soon... [EDIT]The new toy has arrived! This is NOT as obvious as it looks, promise. I'm still not expecting it to be very difficult, but I like the car so much I can't resist.[/EDIT]
I think a more literal translation is 'Baby Cobra', but yeah, that's the one. I didn't expect it to last, and it didn't - but look at how cute it is! {param} I spent about an hour today daydreaming about a 'fun' scale closed-design 1960s styled race series...
