Guess year/model of this beach wagon

More than that!
VW, Audi, Skoda, Seat, Bentley, Lamborghini and Porsche they all share lots of parts (engines, gear boxes, chassis, etc, etc)
The VW holding is like a Meccano box with engineers playing like children in mixing all the stuff to make new toys.

 

KK, do I need to send you a PM or will "Next!" be enough said ?

 

I think Barto really enjoyed this one since it left Fox's head spinning and left David contemplating his navel. Glad someone else got it. I was running out of ideas for clues.

 

Well, I kinda figured you would know it, Barto.......LOL.
It's all I had at the moment......
Let's see if Fox can figure it out.....

Hint:
Same wagon, different year.......

 

The blue one Krash posted looks like it would make a great hearse for small house pets.

 

Funny thing is if you should post American cars i'll be lost

About the Seat, I didn't knew this model as I have nearly no interest for cars of today, but the logo was regognizable...

 

I've seen some Pet Cemetarys that could use it.........

 

Strange and ugly car this little blue hearse!
The saloon version (2 doors with a funy openable rear window) and the coupé were fitted with a rear engine. But the derivated wagon was fitted with a front engine !

 

Yeah - I couldn't quite figure that one out. How did they design a vehicle that could have either a front or a rear engine? And the front ends all look the same.......

 

"Crazy English engineers" could be an answer to your question KK

Edit:
The answer is: wrong info from a stupid web site !
Both the wagon and the saloon were rear engine mounted
"The van isn't just a windowless estate, it was redesigned - one of the criteria being that it had to be tall enough to transport milkchurns. The body is extended over the engine bay which results in a high floor, which in turn necessitated a high roofline. (How tall does a milkchurn stand ?) The total loading capacity was 70 cu. ft. (2m³). The floor was flat and the rear loading door was top-hinged."

 

The animal cemitary hearse has the look of Rushia...


The Zaz..



or a little Volga




But I'm sure this one is British, just can't remember the name.

 

Yup - you've got the country right.

Check the previous posts in this thread. It's in there somewhere.....

 

'67 poncho catalina?

 

There is no way that guy with those pants and that long nose hair has any chance of getting anywhere with that girl.
(that is nose hair isn't it?)

 

HEY! I SCORED, cuda!