The DeltaWing will become a road car!

[NaBUru38]

Don Panoz doesn't quit from developing strange cars. It's turn for the road version of the DeltaWing. Gordon Kirby interviews Al Speyer:

"We have a full design of both a two-seat and four-seat car."

Panoz and his team are finding plenty of awareness and interest in the Delta Wing from major manufacturers.

"We have knocked on a lot of doors and they're all open to some degree. The door hasn't been slammed shut in our face anywhere, which I find encouraging, and some doors are swinging pretty wide open to us. You never know where the right fit is going to be but I'm encouraged because we're gaining momentum."

"We do not have any prototype hardware yet," he said. "It's all software and drawings."

"If somebody signed on tomorrow we think we're two to three years away from having a car in the marketplace. We know there are consumers who will buy this car. They tell us that today. Young people are very interested in this car. They'd love to have one in their driveway. It is a wonder of modern technology."

[SidewaysFeltham]

Arthur Wolstenholme's Lightning car was a lovely looking animal.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:RonartLightning.jpg

The original spec was amazing.

Surprising it didn't achieve anything, much.

Had more commercial "legs" IMHO than his surreal attempts to recreate the Vanwall as a road car!

[Armco Bender]

Rodney & Del Boy will want one.

[NaBUru38]

Here it is!



Looks like a Funny Car.

[Armco Bender]

Its a Wonkamobile.....

[garcon]

I think you're one letter out, Armco...

[andrewc]

Looks like a Chrysler PT Cruiser that has mated with a funny car dragster.