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Originally Posted by Xinger
(Post 1423280)
ID 637 : From the downward-pointing arrowhead logo and the hood ornament it appears to be a Pontiac.
A Pontiac Cabriolet from around 1935 to 1937 is the closest I can get.
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I doubt it is a Pontiac, it is something far more oddball, possibly East European.
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Originally Posted by karlosdeville
(Post 1423293)
I doubt it is a Pontiac, it is something far more oddball, possibly East European.
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Its a Hudson Karl. Note the Badge on the hood
The Hudson lettering on the boot (magnify the image for a clear view)
And the similarity in nosejob to the 1939 Hudson Country Club Six (image courtesy Wikipedia)
Maybe its the abovementioned car with replaced fenders (hence the requirement for separate headlights)? Or it could just be a custom job on a 1930s Hudson convertible.
Wow! predatorwheelz and AyAn!
This was not such an easy one.
Thanks guys, this was a strange one. Nothing but the wheels looked Hudson to me.
Can anyone guess this one. Its a production vehicle available for private and military sales.
Is ID 638 a Lenco Bearcat?
No. Try again. Here is a hint its made close to my home
ID 638 seems to be the Russian GAZ-2975 "Tigr".
GAZ 2330 Tigr - GAZ vehicles
GAZ-2330 «Tigr» - Russian multipurpose SUV (confused with his army version of GAZ-2975 «Tigr»).
History
The employer has the military UAE, providing for the development and manufacture of prototypes of the 60 million U.S. dollars. The first samples of Tiger HMTV were presented in Abu Dhabi at the International Exhibition of Weapons IDEX-2001. Cars like the customer, but as a result of a contract for the supply of the Tigrs and was not signed.
So in GAZ remains prepared and ready for serial production car. GAZ were collected several cars second series - with a different exterior and interior. They are called GAZ-2330 «Tigr» were presented at the MIMS-2002.
GAZ-2330 Tigr Specifications:
General:
Manufacturer: GAZ
Year: 2005
Body type: 4x4 SUV
Dimensions:
Length : 4610 mm
Width: 2200 mm
Height: 2000 mm
Wheelbase: 3000 mm
Engines:
Cummins B-215 20; 215 horse power
Etc.:
Top speed - 140 km/h
Weight - 4600 kg
No its not a Gaz Tiger. Keep guessing
ID 638: AIL Storm from Israel
No. Im going out for a drive in the desert and will post the answer to this after meanwhile keep trying
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Originally Posted by wasif
(Post 1454749)
No. Im going out for a drive in the desert and will post the answer to this after meanwhile keep trying
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Haha, this is getting hilarious. Hey Wasif, that wasn't another hint now, was it:D?
ID 638: I think this is NIMR 4x4 :D quite inspired from HMMV.
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Originally Posted by predatorwheelz
(Post 1423693)
Its a Hudson Karl. Note the Badge on the hood
The Hudson lettering on the boot (magnify the image for a clear view)
And the similarity in nosejob to the 1939 Hudson Country Club Six (image courtesy Wikipedia)
Maybe its the abovementioned car with replaced fenders (hence the requirement for separate headlights)? Or it could just be a custom job on a 1930s Hudson convertible.
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Absolutely right. Its a Hudson. Probably a
1939 Hudson Victoria Country Club Roadster. 
See how similar the trunk, lights , fenders, emblems, placements, bumper and guards are to the 1939 Hudson Victoria Country Club Coupe.
But it is also very similar to the 112 Roadster....??!!
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