- of Kocs. A
vehicle body
constructed by a
coachbuilder may be
called a "
coachbuilt body" (British English) or "custom body" (American English), and is not...
-
describes vans that have been ****ed out,
whereas a
motorhome is one with a
coachbuilt body. The term
motorhome is
sometimes used
interchangeably with campervan...
- The
Ferrari Daytona is a two-seat
grand tourer produced by
Ferrari from 1968 to 1973. It was
introduced at the
Paris Auto
Salon in 1968 to
replace the...
-
Beattie 1977, p. 18.
Haajanen 2003, p. 55. Town car –
Coachbuilt 2004 de
Ville extension –
Coachbuilt 2004
Haajanen 2003, pp. 55–56.
Georgano 1971, p. 217...
- The
Jaguar XK140 is a
sports car
manufactured by
Jaguar between 1954 and 1957 as the
successor to the XK120.
Upgrades included more
interior space, improved...
-
designed in-house (not
including the more
prolific coachbuilt Corniche by Mulliner-Park Ward, and the
coachbuilt variants of
production models such as Silver...
- coupé and
cabriolet body styles. The
Flaminia coupé and
cabriolet were
coachbuilt cars with
bodies from
several prestigious Italian coachbuilders. Four...
- Europe,
which followed almost a
decade later. Europe's custom-made or "
coachbuilt" cars
usually contained some wood
framing or used
aluminium alloy castings...
- four-door saloon, two-door
saloon and
drophead coupe models. Out of the
coachbuilt cars the most
sought after now are the 241 cars
built by H.J. Mulliner...
- 1955. As with its predecessor, a
standard body was
available as well as
coachbuilt versions by
firms including H. J.
Mulliner & Co., Park Ward,
Harold Radford...
