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Can you identify this car?
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Haven't seen the movie yet, but your probably talking about a Czechoslovakian car - a Tatra...
I posted this thread a couple of weeks back about the movie:
https://www.britishcarforum.com/ubbthread...mp;page=0#92750
I posted this thread a couple of weeks back about the movie:
https://www.britishcarforum.com/ubbthread...mp;page=0#92750
You have to remember the orgins of the Tatra styling. The streamlined look was very ahead of its time. All the streamlined cars look odd to us now, but in their day, they were technologically and stylistically pretty amazing.
Granted, certain streamlined cars were better than others. The Chrysler/DeSoto/Imperial Airflow is pretty bad, but I've always thought Tatras were more tasteful.
Granted, certain streamlined cars were better than others. The Chrysler/DeSoto/Imperial Airflow is pretty bad, but I've always thought Tatras were more tasteful.