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Drysdale-Fisk Sasquatch 12 |
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| Timms Osprey |
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Hereford Herring 18/80 |
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| Tripplehorn Tempest X7X |
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| Mumford Apocalypse |
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| Velasquez Marionette Six |
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| Monk Garrigle Poltergeist |
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| BGH Singh Obstacle Plus |
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| Saxby Semiquaver |
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| Ingham Ostrogoth |
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| Moto Italia Super Elk |
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| Tropicana Tradesman |
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| Congo Weltschmerz Funf |
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| Glastonbury Viper |
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| Wagstaff Gazelle VII |
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| Dear Leader Triumphant Struggle Vanette |
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| Croxton Parallax |
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| Shaolin Pinky |
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| Bagshaw Blunderbuss GLX |
3 comments:
In the best tradition of 'truth being stranger than fiction' I offer:
Checker Suberba
Daihatsu Naked
Rickman Space Ranger
Volugrafo Bimbo
Gaylord (concept only - sadly)
Toyota Deliboy
Nissan Prairie Joy (isn't she a muppet character?)
Reality - it runs a close 2nd for mine. There is a list here that includes those names, and also mentions Marianne Moore who came up with the name Mongoose Civique for Ford (they didn't use it).
I find it funny that car makers choose to stick badges on their vehicles telling all and sundry about type of fuel, size of engine etc. There are a few Delicas getting about town, one of which has a small paragraph detailing it's specs.
I's like to see some after market badging where you can specify your favourite book, which Daddo has the real talent...stuff like that.
Another joy is to see a bloke driving their wifes/girlfriends car with personalised plates like "Angel" or "Shirl". They never look really comfortable.
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