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[Alfasud]
[Alfa Giulia] [AM DB5] [AM DB6] [AM Virage] [Lagonda] [AM Vantage] [AM Jet 2] [Chevy Nomad] [Rover P6 Estoura] [Bentley Arnage] [Jaguar Tow Car] [Rapport Forte] [Scimitar GTE] [Lotus Elanbulance] [Mini Clubman] [Lamborghini FS II] [Ferrari Breadvan] [Ferrari 330 GT] [Ferrari Daytona] [Ferrari Venice] [Porsche 944 Cargo] [Rinspeed Bedouin] [Volvo 1800 ES] [Volvo 480 Turbo]
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Supersports Estate Cars The classic Shooting Brake is an Aston Martin, a descendant of the famous DB6 which Aston Martin owner David Brown had built for his own use in 1963. In this class of cars there are only a few others. They are single units or showcars mostly built the basis of Jaguar, Ferrari, Lamborghini or Porsche. Most of them belong to collectors and may occasionally show up at an exhibition.
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Aston Martin Jet II by Bertone, 2004 | |
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Two Door Sports Estate Cars If you're lucky, you may meet a Mini Traveller or the well known Volvo 1800 ES on the road. Most "affordable" Shooting Brakes are British: Jensen GT, Reliant Scimitar or Gilbern Mk II Estate.
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Volvo 1800 ES "Schnewittchensarg", 1971 |
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Four Door Estate Cars Some coachbuildes have taken to transforming legendary limousines, or to building small series of station wagons before the factory itself decided to do so. I've included an arbitrary selection based on my personal interests.
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Bentley Arnage by VGD Genaddi Design, 2003 |
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