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My wife pointed out it looks sort of like the self-driving cars in the film "Upgrade".

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While it is not known exactly how many of the TAV 12 models were produced, only three are known by automotive enthusiasts to still exist: one in the USA, one in France, and one in Canada.
The black Bucciali that still exists was rebuilt by Bruce Kelly with the help of Robert LeMire at Lake Country Classics in St. Paul, Minnesota

Bucciali Wiki Page

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Swedish carrot juice maker Sigvard Berggren created this car in his spare time.

Here's a page with a bit of info and a gallery of pictures.

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The Sir Vival was a concept car created by Walter C. Jerome of Worcester, Massachusetts in 1958.

Here's the Wiki page for more info.

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This is one of the models of the Davis Divan, designed by Glen Gordon "Gary" Davis.

Here's the Wiki page

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This cute little fella is the Isetta, microcar. First made in 1953, in Italy, it was produced in several countries by several manufactures, one of which was BMW, until 1961.

Here's the Wiki page

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Here's the Wiki page

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Although the Pantermobile started as a car for the Pink Panther cartoon series, it was made into a real car.

Here's a great article about it. ...and a video

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The 2-wheel Gyro-X was built in 1967 and contains a gyroscope to keep it upright.

Here's a great article about it.

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This is the Mantaray designed and built by Dean Jeffries in 1963.
The car won Best Experimental in its debut at the 1964 Pomona car show.

Here's a link to some great photos of the car but lacks details.

This link has more details on history and specs for the car.

Here's the Wiki page

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This is a 1960 DiDia 150 Bobby Darin Dream Car. Constructed homemade from 1953-60 and sold to Bobby Darin for $150k.

Here's the Wiki page

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This is the Smyk, a Polish microcar prototype designed in 1957 by Biuro Konstrukcji Przemyslu Motoryzacyjnego. Bet you can't say that 3 times real quick.

Here's the Wiki page

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This customization required extensive use of 3D printed parts.

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Here is the L'Oeuf electrique [The Electric Egg], a futuristic prototype concept electric cyclecar designed in 1938, and built in 1942 by industrial designer Paul Arzens. Here's the Wiki page

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Doc: I still have the original Beatnik Bandit Hot Wheel. It's all beat up and I don't have the packaging. If I'd known that the originals would be worth something some day, I wouldn't have spent time with my friends crashing hot wheels together.

The Bandit was designed by Ed "Big Daddy" Roth, who also put out a series of monstrous plastic model kits, the most famous probably being Rat Fink. I had the whole collection.
Beatnik Bandit Wiki Page

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