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Misty loves displaying herself for all to see

Feminine beauty at it’s best

Teddies in black and white with long black pvc gloves

The original Chevrolet Nomad concept from 1954 was presented along with the C1 Corvette at the GM’s Motorama showcase. The styling mimicked the Corvette up to the A-pillars, then became a long-roof shooting brake. The Nomad name was used on various production Chevrolet station wagons and several more shooting brake concepts, but none of them made it into Chevrolet’s showrooms

General Motors commissioned Pininfarina to create alternative styling for the C2 Corvette. The project was given to a young Tom Tjaarda, who altered the proportions of the US Corvette with lighter, cleaner styling for the Corvette Rondine concept of 1963. The project went no further, but the car’s rear bodywork, incorporating slim horizontal lamps and a recessed panel, found its way onto Pininfarina’s Fiat 124 Sport Spider (also designed by Tjaarda) in 1966, where it stayed through two generations until 2020

Alfa 33/3

Presented at the 17th Tokyo Motor Show in 1970, the Isuzu Bellett 1600 MX II was designed at Ghia by Tom Tjaarda. It was a prototype for a mid-engined sports car powered by Isuzu’s 1.6-litre DOHC engine. Isuzu chose not to put it into production, but Tjaarda recycled the styling and scaled it up for the De Tomaso Pantera.

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