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Daytona Shooting Brake from the 70s

Daytona Shooting Brake from the 70s

About the 70s Daytona Shooting Brake

The son of a famous U.S. Italian car importer Luigi Chinetti was an advocate of the shooting brake and coachbuilding. The early 70s saw him commissioning custom coachwork based on his Daytona. A brand-new Daytona was delivered from North America to create the a one-off winged wonder. The extraordinary butterfly rear windows were a flourish of genius. When parked he would not have been able to gain access to the back of the car normally – whereas loading it from the side allows easy entry to the boot. Behind the steering wheel only walnut panelling: the instruments are mounted centrally in the Daytona Shooting Brake dashboard.

 

About Niels van Roij Design

Niels van Roij Design focuses on car design for coachbuilding: the development of exceptional, hand-built cars based on existing chassis. The car design studio is known for their Tesla-based Model SB, Adventum Coupe made on Range Rover chassis, Silver Spectre Shooting Brake and their recently unveiled Breadvan Hommage. Sister company of Niels van Roij Design, Heritage Customs, focusses on designing wheels, interiors and accessories for the classic and new Land Rover Defender.

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