More Coachbuilt Craziness from Castagna

O(=^=)O Capn Mar 12th, 2006 Link

liked the tender until I saw the back. The interior is nice but a little much for me. If you got the money, why not?

vin. Mar 12th, 2006 Link

Wow. I showed the pics of the green thing to my fiancee– Her response was, “Ick.” I couldn’t have said it any better myself.

I agree with the first post, the interior is actually pretty nice.

LTZMTOR Mar 12th, 2006 Link

One is kinda Mini Moke-ish the other Subaru Brat-ish. Neither for me but then I like eggs.

Vanwall Mar 12th, 2006 Link

They are like bad-dream Jollys and Brats; one is mebbe a piccolo clown-car, the other is just a sausage.

          BCNU,
        Rob in Dago

Aqualung Mar 13th, 2006 Link

Is there any sense for how many of the cars that Castagna actually sells? How many of the “woodies” were sold last year?

Jon Mar 13th, 2006 Link

I thought the CrossUp concept had some merit, (as far as functionality). I still think in general, all things Castagna are ugly.

But the wheel choices for both these concepts were horrid. They look like, dare I say it, “Steel Wheels”. Aacccck! Oh the humanity!

A coachbuilder using what is the wheel equivalent to flip-flops on his cars? Put some decent alloys on there, at least! My God, man!!!

Rocketboy Mar 18th, 2006 Link

The cross-up is intresting, but wow, the Imperial Landaulet is a sweet looking ride. And the fact that it was once a MINI, wow. I had to read the article multiple times to make sure.

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