the-illusion-of-sanity:paintedhen:carsthatnevermadeitetc:Volkswagen Golf Harlequin (Harlekin), 1996.
the-illusion-of-sanity:paintedhen:carsthatnevermadeitetc:Volkswagen Golf Harlequin (Harlekin), 1996. Originally created as a show car in 1995, the Harlekin was produced as a special edition model. It featured one single base colour with four swapped multi-colour body panels that always appeared in a specific order – a car with a certain base colour always had a certain-coloured front passenger door and hood. The series had four base colours: Pistachio Green, Ginster Yellow, Tornado Red and Chagall Blue. The cars were produced finished completely in green, yellow, green, red and blue before the body parts were swapped around. In total 3100 were made including 280 for the US market@kupadraws ur chariot m’lordI remember being like 8? driving around with my mom when she pointed on of those cars out and said: “Hey that’s our maye, that’s his car!”. It was a small town and she was involved in community politics so, yeah that probably was the mayor and that was his car. but me being 8 I assumed from then on that everyone in one of these cars had to be a mayor. i thought that when you became mayor of a city you would get one of these. or maybe there was an official mayor car and that was it. me and my brother still say “oh hey that’s the mayor” when we see one of these though it’s became really rare. -- source link
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