1971 Plymouth B-body

My favorite car of all times is the 1971 Plymouth Roadrunner. Designed by John Herlitz and his crew at Chrysler Plymouth Division back when all a car needed was a beautiful exterior and a BIG V8 engine. (Who needs brakes and handling anyway?)

I own a '71 Roadrunner my self and really like the lines and shapes of the car more and more. Being a car nutter I started thinking - what if.....?

What if Plymouth had pulled out a Convertible version of the 1971 RR? -or a Delivery van? - or a Chevy El Camino killer? - or......a HEMI Loaf???

Check out these photo'chops' for yourself!

Chr.

Super Van Concepts

Imagine that Citroen had decided to continue the popular HY van with a new, modern design following the beautiful DS series from the 50'ies and 60'ies!

I've had a thumpnail sketch laying on my desk at work for some time and my colleagues all agreed that a Photo'chop' was needed to clarify whether it would make a good looking van or not!

So, here's the sketch and the photo'chop' of my Citroen Super HY. While I was at it I threw in a Panhard Van too - those never existed either!

Gasser Madness

Pure speculation: Seventies gassers

Imagine that the Gassers had survived the sixties! The "Gassers" and the "Altered Wheelbase/Factory Experimentals" (A/FX) of the sixties dragrace tracks, evolved into "Funnycars" and got further and further away from the street cars they originally derived from.

Let's imagine that the glorious Gasser days had continued into the seventies......cool! Well, at least I think it would have been cool with some Muscle Cars Gassers. Maybe they would have been something between the Gassers and the Funnycars, Fibreglass bodies on high'n'mighty steel axle and ladder-bar chassis.

Check out these sketches and decide for yourself!

Chr.

'73 Mustang

Just a couple of sketches of a job I did for a '73 Mustang resto-mod project.

AUDI Nuvolari wheels and Coker red-line tyres, a Ford 460CI crate engine and a Tremec 6-speed gear box.

Christian

Chineese Bubble-cars

Pure speculation: Chineese Bubble-cars

In the late 70'ies and early 80'ies, small 2-stroke bubble-cars were all the rage in Chineese motorsports.

These small monsters were raced in spectacular hill climbs on bendy mountain roads. They were mostly 2-person cars with 1 or 2 cylinder 2-stroke engines, 1000 cc max. We're talking serious noise and "blue smoke" levels!!

Affordable, fixable and seriously poor handling. Good fun for spectators!

This is Mollers Cars

Hi,

welcome to Mollers Cars, my new blog. This will be a place for you to get a shot of car design sketches and photo'chops'.

It will be a mix of modern designs, retro designs and plain old weird "could have been" designs.

I do like the odd and quirky and not all of the designs on this blog will be real beauties....you decide if you like'em!

Enjoy!

Christian