#1 ediz Atsakyta: 1974 Panther Lazer

ediz · Standartinė **ediz** » 02 Rgs 2009, 22:45

Marke, modelis, metai :-)

Arunas_R · Standartinė **Arunas_R** » 02 Rgs 2009, 23:12

O šita gera mįslė :) Galiu jau? :roll:

ediz · Standartinė **ediz** » 03 Rgs 2009, 17:41

gali :)

Paulius43 · Standartinė **Paulius43** » 03 Rgs 2009, 19:00

kartais ne Jehle?

ediz · Standartinė **ediz** » 03 Rgs 2009, 19:46

Paulius43 rašė:kartais ne Jehle?

ne

Arunas_R · Standartinė **Arunas_R** » 03 Rgs 2009, 23:17

Paulius43 rašė:kartais ne Jehle?

Per sudėtingai, Pauliau :)

Čia 1972-ųjų Panther Lazer.

Mįslės autorių paprašysiu žemiau pateikti informaciją apie šį automobilį. Ačiū!

P.S. Atsiprašau tų, kurie norėjo paspėlioti... :roll:

P.P.S. Autoriui: mįslė labai gera, nenustok dėti savo mįslių. Tai labai sveikintina ir laukiama.

ediz · Standartinė **ediz** » 03 Rgs 2009, 23:19

sis automobilis buvo gaminamas anglijoje Panther Westwinds kompanijoje 1975, 4.2 litro, 6 cilindru v6.

Arunas_R · Standartinė **Arunas_R** » 03 Rgs 2009, 23:20

Ir dar kažkas:

1974-1975 Panther Lazer

The Lazer was an open roadster sports car produced by the UK's Panther Westwinds company in 1974. Only one was ever sold. The Canadian importer for Panther wanted Robert Jankel to build a unique automobile as a surprise present for his wife. The car was to take its engine, manual gearbox, independent suspension and braking system from the Jaguar XJ12, although somewhere along the way, a 4.2-litre 6-cylinder engine was substituted for the V12, along with a J72-sourced rear axle. It was an odd 3-seat vehicle with a contemporary GT car body.

The car's wedgy aluminium bodywork housed a three-abreast passenger compartment, with centrally-mounted instruments being housed in a prominent binnacle that was angled towards the driver. The OTT rear wing gave the car something of a "Wacky Races" appearance, although in overall terms, the car's design was quite respectable, featuring energy absorbing bodywork with box-section crumple zones.

Although a visionary example of automotive design, the woman for whom it had been built rejected this gift from her husband. Delivered in August 1974, the car was promptly returned to Panther's UK premises, where it languished for a couple of years before being sold to the Crown Prince of Iran, Reza Cyrus Pahlavi, as he was still a teenager.

Engines:

4.2 L (4235 cc) Jaguar I6
5.3 L (5343 cc) Jaguar V12

Arunas_R · Standartinė **Arunas_R** » 04 Rgs 2009, 18:06

Atsakytų mįslių antraštes pakeičiame...

Paulius43 · Standartinė **Paulius43** » 07 Rgs 2009, 16:51

Slykstukas, neveltui zmonele atsisake tokios unikalios dovanos.. 88888)