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Fhat the Wuck is that
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This is exactly what I was thinking as I scrolled down. Well done.
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1981 Ford Cockpit concept.
!!!error: Indecipherable SUB-paragraph formatting!!!
http://www.banovsky.com/archive/ford-cockpit-by-ghia
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And the motor’s from a Vespa PX200, I believe.
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Ouch, I am old enough to remember the Cockpit. I also have somewhere an old issue of Autocar with it on the cover.
Even though by then they were under Ford control, Ghia always managed to create pretty interesting cars. I loved the Tuareg –an intriguing variation on Tom Tjaarda’s design– and, of course, the Focus show car by Taru Lahti:
http://www.projectbobcat.com/history/ford-fiesta-concepts-tuareg
http://www.carstyling.ru/en/car/1992_ford_focus/
The Ghia Focus cannot exactly be accused of being beautiful, but boy what an arresting sight it was.
(Lahti used to have a very interesting personal website but for some reason my computer not show its images now: http://tarulahti.com)