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    Sir Vival

    1959? 1960? Sir Vival Car
    a safety car in mind. in fact, the most ugly car ever?
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    Interesting, I'd have to say somebody got promoted beyond their abilities.

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    So it's jointed in the middle by something?

    Reminds me of some front end loaders.

    Interesting indeed.

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    Does anyone have decent quality photos of this car? Compiling images for a book and would like to include it.

    thanks,

    Jim

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    Here is some additional info, but think it's in Polish...

    1959 Sir Vival

    Could someone translate it? dydzi ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by faksta View Post
    Here is some additional info, but think it's in Polish...

    1959 Sir Vival

    Could someone translate it? dydzi ?
    aye, working on it...

    as the name indicates, the main aim of design was survival of driver and passenger during accident. Walter C. Jerome of Worcester, Massachusetts built the car basing on 1948 Nasha

    building the car Jerome hoped to convince big companies to his ideas. among those were two-part body, engine and driving wheel placed in the upper part and passanger compartment on the rear. both parts were linked with special bumpers. the driver had massive greenhouse with great view on what's going on on the road

    unfortunately any of producers weren't interested in the project. the only car has survived up to date and can be seen at Edward Moore's collection in Bellington, Massachusetts

    engine: modified six-cylinder Ford desmodronic engine made of iron, 250 cc: 3.68 x 3.91 inches, 170 KM @ 4500 rpm. two-stroke Autolite carburettor

    4 gears, manual Ford gearbox, optionally there was to be offered three-gear automatic Cruise-O-Matic.

    150 inches long, wheelbase: 104,5 inches, front track: 59 inches, rear 58.95; tires: 185SR x 15

    name of model: SS100, price: 9000 $, weight: 2200 (of i don't know what, i'd assume kgs?)
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    12 cylinders or walk!

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    Quote Originally Posted by dydzi View Post
    aye, working on it...
    Thanks You're always in touch

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    Need images for a book on concept cars. STILL searching for images of the Sir Vival. Deadline grows near. Please help if you know of any sources.

    thanks,
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    Jim, don't know how decent these are, moreover you could have seen these already - they're from classiccardotcom forums.

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    Bonjour,

    Nous aussi on parle de la Sir Vival :
    Amicale Spitfire - Cyberspit

    Cheers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by huricanne View Post
    Bonjour,

    Nous aussi on parle de la Sir Vival :
    Amicale Spitfire - Cyberspit

    Cheers.
    welcome, apparently few people in France go to Ultimatecarpage.com, otherwise they would not have such a long discussion about a vehicle shown here two years ago

    I like the Hispano six wheeler.
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    In the year 2000, this is what all cars will look like
    A woman goes to the doctor to figure out why she is having breathing problems...The doctor tells her she is overweight. She says she wants a second opinion...the doctor says, "your ugly".

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    Quote Originally Posted by henk4 View Post
    welcome, apparently few people in France go to Ultimatecarpage.com, otherwise they would not have such a long discussion about a vehicle shown here two years ago

    I like the Hispano six wheeler.
    Hello Henk4,

    The Sir Vival est une voiture extraordinaire, certes, mais, nous, les français, avons créé les Citroën DS, SM, Ami6, 2CV, les Panhard 24, les Alpine Renault...

    Bien cordialement

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    Quote Originally Posted by huricanne View Post
    Hello Henk4,

    The Sir Vival est une voiture extraordinaire, certes, mais, nous, les français, avons créé les Citroën DS, SM, Ami6, 2CV, les Panhard 24, les Alpine Renault...

    Bien cordialement
    vous avez oublié le bug electronique
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    Somehow that reminds me of the car Homer ends up building for his brother on the Simpsons.

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