The Golden Sahara II from 1962; a car of the future with no less than three different ways to steer it, so you'll always be properly confused.
Still, I can't help feeling that I've seen this car somewhere before.
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Thanks to this posting I spent a good bit of time researching the Golden Sahara II and its amazing light-up translucent tires. It appears to be in Ohio and still owned by the fellow in the video. Just when you think you have seen all the classic dream cars, another one pops up. I haven't been this surprised by one since I saw the 1955 Packard Request.
The Golden Sahara II from 1962; a car of the future with no less than three different ways to steer it, so you'll always be properly confused.
1 comment:
Thanks to this posting I spent a good bit of time researching the Golden Sahara II and its amazing light-up translucent tires.
It appears to be in Ohio and still owned by the fellow in the video.
Just when you think you have seen all the classic dream cars, another one pops up.
I haven't been this surprised by one since I saw the 1955 Packard Request.
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