[karlosdeville]

How about this little number? ID970

[Ram]

ID:970 is a 1962 Morris Major Elite made by BMC Australia for the Australian market. The grille looks very similar to that of the Morris Oxford Mark VI.
Ram

[Ram]

ID:971
Guess the 4x4 field car in this garage. Year, Make, Model. Not the plastic toy mini-Jeep on the table!

[FourWheelDrift]

ID:971 1962 AMC M422A1 Mighty Mite

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M422_Mighty_Mite

[Ram]

Id:971 is a is a 1960 AMC M422A1 Mighty Mite with the longer wheelbase than the USMC 422. The first U.S. Jeep to be fitted with an aluminum body, its weight was close to that of a Maruti 800. Independent suspension all around and front and rear Positraction limited-slip differentials. The drum brakes were mounted on the drive shafts near the differential.

It was powered by an air-cooled 1.8 litre aluminum V4 engine

The transfer case was part of the gearbox and only engaged/disengaged the front wheel drive. So no low-ratio.
Fully synchronized, it could be shifted from 2-wheel drive to 4-wheel drive on the fly.

Traditionally, wheels and tires and half-shafts and drum brake assemblies or disc brake assemblies, and in the case of ancient old-fashioned trucks and jeeps the differentials and axle castings, and part of the weight of springs, shock absorbers, and suspension links, all add to the unsprung weight of the vehicle.

The heavier the unsprung weight, the more that noise, vibration and harsh shocks are transferred to the passenger cabin.

While designing a good offroader or racer, you lighten your unsprung weight, by switching to light alloy wheels, and moving the drum brake assemblies or disc brake assemblies away from the wheels. Also the differentials are bolted to the body and transmit power to light-alloy axle shafts, through constant-velocity joints.

The AMC M422-family Mighty Mite 4x4s had inboard brake assemblies at the differentials, rather than at the wheels.

This vehicle was never used it battle. It was retired before it saw any war.

Ram

[revvedup]

ID 972

Guess this car with a huge heart and a trident on its bonnet. Just the model number would suffice.

[Ram]

ID:972 is a 1959 Maserati 5000 GT "Shah of Persia".
This one was custom built by Carrozzeria Touring Superleggera.
It was purchased by Basil Read, a South African businessman and owner of the Kyalami race circuit.

Ram

[Ram]

ID:973
Please identify the year, make and model
of this green car with the GB sticker on the rear window.

Ram

[revvedup]

Brilliant Ram sir, it is indeed the Shah of Iran with a 5 Litre V8, with a gear driven camshaft, like all good racing engines.More info can be found here .

http://www.maserati-indy.co.uk/alfieri70.htm

ID:973 looks like a coachbuilt MG to me.

[Ram]

ID:973 is neither coach built not an MG.

[vw splitscreen]

ID 973
I think it is a German NSU Ro80
Original type NSU Rotary wankel Engine I do remember seeing them in the 60s on UK roads,this was there top model.

[Ram]

ID 973
I think it is a German NSU Ro80
Original type NSU Rotary wankel Engine I do remember seeing them in the 60s on UK roads,this was there top model.

No. We know all about Wankel engines. This is not an NSU Ro80 at all. Far from it!
In fact, I don't believe there was ever an NSU Ro Achtzig with four-doors.

[FourWheelDrift]

Unless I'm mistaken, DevilsDoggie's ID:953 is yet to be identified ...

Here's the link : http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/intern...ml#post2807163

Looks like a Chinese knock-off of a smart fortwo ...

[narendra.vw]

ID:974 Make & powered by?

[Ram]

ID:974 is a 1952 Tempo Matador

Now identify ID:973 please?!