discuss.
discuss.
I hope it is an SM.
I think I see three widely spaced rear axles, it'll be a bitch to do a U turn
Looks cool, but Aussie's right.
Is there an LSx under the hood? If not, how would it be able to move under it's own power?
High level of want.
aussiesmg wrote: I think I see three widely spaced rear axles, it'll be a bitch to do a turn
FTFY. 2 of those axles have to be steerable or on casters.
Nothing new 
I love different things and that checks all the right boxes! Super cool.
I came across a website dedicated to these, very interesting...although I'm not sure on the power.
Apparently, it seems to work fine.
I like it a lot!
At first glace I thought the Pantera was an Esprit*, and thought, "A Citroen hauling a Lotus, what could possibly go wrong?"
*There's a lot going on in that photo, gimme a break!
In reply to alex:
A friend sent me a link to the green one and suggested it as a hauler for the Europa(assuming it eventually is completed), and a similar comment was made.
my, my... talk about a strong chassis 
Interesting paint scheme on that Pantera.
SyntheticBlinkerFluid wrote: Nothing new
Ohhh, so that's how they're made!
Digging the Country Cadillac in the background more.
I love the tires on the roof!
So...what do you call a French redneck? I like it.
Le Redneck.
I foresee a lot of understeer in that transporter's past and future
Le cou rouge.
"So, what do they tow it with?"
fanfoy wrote: So...what do you call a French redneck?
Cajun.
I would love a look under the skin of those DS, such cool cars!
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