Guess?

[Emin]

Pretty sure It's a Ferrari. I guess the coachbuilder is Vignale.

[jaybee]

You are rioght about the coachbuilder Emin, but it is not a Ferrari! Think Le Mans..

[Hazey-n-Marc]

I had Vignale, cheers for the Le Mans clue.
It is a Cunningham, named after Briggs Cunningham. Chrysler Hemi.

[Emin]

Something new everyday. Cheers!..

[jaybee]

Well done Marc! Your turn. Yes Briggs Cunningham took the fight to the big teams at Le Mans originally with cadillac power..

[Hazey-n-Marc]

Thought it was american with all the chrome.

Try this one.

[DEYAN IYI]

Lancia!? Reminds me to Flavia+Fulvia+Zagato... But...

[Hazey-n-Marc]

Not lancia.

[jaybee]

A clue is needed! I kind of recognise it but don't want to trawl the internet. Bugging me now cos its on the tip of my tongue.

[Hazey-n-Marc]

I have been trying to think of a clue, but they all seem to be too obvious. It is a one off, shown at a biog car show in 1970, not from a manufacturer normally associated with pretty cars. European.

Good luck.

[Emin]

Resembles Monteverdi's coupes.

[Hazey-n-Marc]

From a high volume manufacturer.

[ciaoflyer]

FORD?.........

[Hazey-n-Marc]

Not Ford, European. Company has changed hands a couple of times in the last twenty years.
Really not associated with pretty cars at that time.

[jaybee]

Ah! That jogged my motoring memory! Volvo. I think it was a joint effort with Zagato and if memory serves there were two slightly different cars. GTZ2000 & GTZ3000. Pity this wasn't developed because it had very elegant lines, not usually associated with Volvo nor Zagato for that matter.