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Volkswagen T3 Doka Transporter Turbodiesel Syncro 1990. - source Bring a Trailer.

Datsun 120Y 1977. - source Classic and Modern Show Cars AU.

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Citroën BX 19 GTi 1980. - source Mba Ita.

Ford Thunderbird 'Vista Bird' Custom Wagon 1962. - source Amazing Classic Cars.

Land Rover Range Rover County LWB 1994. - source Bring a Trailer.

Design: By Paolo Martina of Pininfarina, it features straight lines, no B-pillar, and a classic wood-trimmed interior. Engine: 3.2-liter (originally 2.8-liter) V6 engine designed by Aurelio Lampredi. Production: Manufactured by Pininfarina, underscoring its premium status. Status: Considered one of the most stylish and elegant Italian coupes of the 1970s. The Fiat 130 Coupé was the brand's flagship, combining dynamics and luxury, although it did not achieve widespread commercial success due to its high price and the fuel crisis.

Land Rover Range Rover 2 portes 1992. - source Bring a Trailer.

Lancia Superjolly Promiscuo, 1963. From the period when Lancia was still an independent manufacturer, a multi-purpose version of the Superjolly light commercial vehicle. The "Promiscuo" (meaning "mixed" or "promiscuous" in Italian) refers to its dual-purpose nature, designed to carry both passengers and freight. It featured a front-wheel-drive layout with a 1.5-litre boxer four engine (later 1.8L) and independent suspension, all based on the Lancia Flavia saloon. This setup allowed for an exceptionally low, flat loading floor, a major advantage for city deliveries and passenger loading. Total production for the entire Superjolly range (including vans, pickups, and buses) amounted to fewer than 3,000 units between 1963 and 1970 (by which time Lancia had been taken over by Fiat).

Dodge Charger 1973. - source Classic and Modern Show Cars AU.

Volkswagen SP2 1973. - source Amazing Classic Cars.

Citroën HY Pickup, 1969. The H series was produced from 1947 to 1981; the pickup version was less popular than the enclosed van but was also more easily modified for multiple uses, from agricultural to culinary. It was powered by Citroën’s 1.9-litre inline-four, shared with the DS.

Citroën Ami 6 Service, 1967. The commercial version of the Ami utilised the same 602cc air-cooled flat 2 engine as the saloon. There was also a "Break Service Vitrée" (glazed version). 

Citroën BX 4TC 1985. - source Amazing Classic Cars.

Peugeot 404 1967. - source Renaud Mann.

Citroën CX 25 GTI Turbo 2. - source Retro Auto Legends.