A#202 Solved: 1951 Hunt (?)

[Arunas]

No info about this one. Identification and some information is needed! One point for a perfect answer!

[Ray B.]

If I hadn't guessed a wheel below, I'd have said it's a submarine.

[Paul Jaray]

Hunt from 1951

[Arunas]

Correct! That's the name I have also found for it! But who built it? It is very mysterious. Is it really a submarine  or a car?

[Paul Jaray]

"Like many other postwar automotive inventors, Lloyd Hunt had dreams about building his own car. He went as far as to construct a working chassis and sketch studies of the futuristic body he planned to use after reaching the production stage. a chief engineer from Southern California Edison Co., Hunt stuck to automotive basics in a technical components were assembled in an unconventional way.(....)
Hunt Glasstop Coupe, 4-door, 7-passenger, engine Buick 4-cyl (....)
I'll post a picture of the real chassis.

[Arunas]

"Like many other postwar automotive inventors, Lloyd Hunt had dreams about building his own car. He went as far as to construct a working chassis and sketch studies of the futuristic body he planned to use after reaching the production stage. a chief engineer from Southern California Edison Co., Hunt stuck to automotive basics in a technical components were assembled in an unconventional way.(....)
Hunt Glasstop Coupe, 4-door, 7-passenger, engine Buick 4-cyl (....)
I'll post a picture of the real chassis.

Wow! Thanks! Taken from SCOAC, right? 

[Paul Jaray]

Yes, the Standard Catalog of American cars, 1946-1975. If you have it, there are all the info about this ...car.

[Arunas]

Yes, the Standard Catalog of American cars, 1946-1975. If you have it, there are all the info about this ...car.

Unfortunately I don't 

[Paul Jaray]

here you are...

[Arunas]

Grazie mille