Hello Mystery Car fans! It’s been a while. Basically, there hasn’t been a Mystery Car post since the Rob left us last summer. That is a damn shame. But I’m about to change that with this little nugget.
Now, posting a picture of my friend’s Integra Type R project wouldn’t be mystery. The yellow beast has only about 9000 miles on it, making is possibly the lowest mileage ITR in the country and it will surely be competed one of these years. But we’re not here to discuss that. Nope.
You are here to identify the other car in the picture. Part of it can be seen directly to the right of the R. Challenge level here is minimal, I figured I’d start you guys off easy as we make out way into the spring and summer car shows. Make and model, please.
Image: ©2018 Hooniverse/Kamil Kaluski, All Rights Reserved
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23 responses to “Mystery Car”
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Alfa Romeo GTV?
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What he said…
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Another vote for an Alfa GTV.
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Ditto, GTV 2000
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Agreed. Looks like either a 1750 (’67-’71) or or 2000 (’71-’76) GTV. Not sure which without seeing the trim.
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Dodge Challenger?
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that’s what I’m thinking too
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Datsun Pickup.
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Does Mike on this one as well? But the mystery car is it a Challenger?
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The ITR? Yes.
He does not own the mystery car.
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Datsun 510?
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Acura integra type R
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Not the yellow one!
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That looks like it, the headlights match
https://d3inagkmqs1m6q.cloudfront.net/2492/media-pics/bap-7221-0050lr-fits-98-01-acura-integra-left-right-headlight-assemblies-pair.png
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Lancia Fulvia Coupe
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Fiat Dino Spyder
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challenger or a pontiac GTO/X
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At first I thought Alfa, But, upon closer inspection, now I’m guessing Datsun 510.
And wow! further proof that people can’t read! SMH -
After opening the picture in another tab, and zooming in, my vote is for the GTV, too. What I first thought was a turn signal below the headlights is a bumper mount.
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1974 giulia 1600 junior gt. My guess
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~1994 Acura Integra
https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4204/34856148030_63ea4b856f_b.jpg
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