Solved - NEH 4159: Almquist Sabre II

Started by Carnut, July 02, 2015, 08:06:29 AM

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Carnut

Do we have any Rookies?
If so here's one for you!

What is this car, for 1 point?:

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Carnut

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frederick59


Carnut

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AlexFrance


Carnut

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Carnut

Too easy for the Pros really but what can I do?
Easy Pro point!
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dzima1985

Easy!
Almquist Roadster (or Sabre Roadster), 1956, fiberglass car from USA

Carnut

Quote from: dzima1985 on August 13, 2015, 05:19:27 AM
Easy!
Almquist Roadster (or Sabre Roadster), 1956, fiberglass car from USA

Far too easy I know.
But that's not quite the full answer.
I'll lock it for you to dig into.
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dzima1985

Almquist Sabre II by Almquist Engineering
...the first kit body, the "Sabre", was a very compact sports car with an ultra-short wheelbase, deep side coves, and a bobbed nose. The front fenders raked in behind the front wheels as a styling element and to provide hot air to escape from the brakes. The back was as bobbed as the front, and the car sported grille or fender mounted headlights and no bumpers. The Sabre II was a styling update from the first body, but offered in a slightly longer wheelbase...

Carnut

That's it, yes.
The main difference between the Sabre I (which has been puzzled before) and the Sabre II seems to me to be that the headlights were moved to the top of the wings.
1 more point to you.
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