Game - What's this car?

SFFMunkee

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For those not aware, this is Oliver:
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Oliver is Richard Hammond's beloved Opel Kadett that he purchased in Botswana and drove through a good chunk of the African continent. He went for a swim in the river at one point but still made it through (after replacing all the electricals) *

* https://topgear.fandom.com/wiki/"Oliver"_Opel_Kadett
 

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SFFMunkee

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yes please

Shelby Cobra GT? Didn’t think it was on any TV shows but I remember someone I worked with long ago who always talked about a Shelby 😀
The TV version was painted red, and had a machine gun in the bonnet instead of an air scoop.

Good thinking, while not a Shelby Cobra, it did have the same Ford sourced V8. Although much of the filming used a 4-cylinder stand-in (due to the aforementioned machine-gun).
 

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Haha yes it is a Sunbeam Tiger, from Get Smart! (At least first couple of seasons)

I think JM was onto it too ;)

::EDIT:: and yes probably showing our age but definitely Sunbeam were known for acrylic cases in the.. I want to say early 00s? (Back when we all had UV CCFL tubes in our PCs hahaha)
 

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Haha yes it is a Sunbeam Tiger, from Get Smart! (At least first couple of seasons)

I think JM was onto it too ;)

::EDIT:: and yes probably showing our age but definitely Sunbeam were known for acrylic cases in the.. I want to say early 00s? (Back when we all had UV CCFL tubes in our PCs hahaha)
Those fully acrylic cases were a definitely bit before my time, was still trying to piece together a working gaming pc from discarded office pc's/parts back then lol.

Although @confusis did definitely win, I'd be happy to contribute something as well.

Somewhat modified but there are recognizable bits left:
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