- and
making it the
fastest production car of its time. The car's
iconic gullwing doors and
innovative lightweight tubular-frame
construction contributed...
- Mercedes-Benz
produced its similar,
famous 300 SL
gullwing door. The
papillon door is a
precursor to the
gullwing door, and is
slightly different in its architecture...
-
described by Mercedes-Benz as a
spiritual successor to the Mercedes-Benz 300SL
Gullwing,
mainly because it was
inspired by the latter. SLS
stands for "Super Leicht...
- Look up
gullwing in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Gull-wing, gull wing or
gullwing may
refer to: A wing of a gull Gull Wing Bridge, a
lifting bridge...
- access.
Gullwing – (also
called "falcon-wing")
hinged to the roof at the top
horizontal edge of the door, and open
upward on a
horizontal axis.
Gullwing doors...
- as the
Luton Gullwing many
examples were
bought for racing. In 1962
Stephen Minoprio was the
Autosport 1000cc GT
Champion in his
Gullwing –
setting 7 lap...
- Lamm 2003, pp. 111–112. "1982
Delorean DMC-12
Gullwing 2 Door
Sports Coupe Prices,
Values & DMC-12
Gullwing 2 Door
Sports Coupe Price Specs". NADAguides...
- 300 SL
Gullwing (W198). More than 80% of the vehicle's
total production of
approximately 1400
units were sold in the US,
making the
Gullwing the first...
-
called C2 Spider. The car had
removable gl****
panels instead of the semi-
gullwing doors featured on the coupe,
turning it into a
roadster along with a modified...
- It is
generally classed as a supercar. The coupé body,
which features gullwing doors, was
designed by
former Brabham Formula One
engineer Max Boxstrom...
