Ghia Selene II
- Designed by Tom Tjaarda at Carrozzeria Ghia, Turin, Italy, 1962
- Build by Carrozzeria Ghia, Turin, Italy, 1962
- Introduced at the 1962 Salone dell'Automobile di Torino, Italy
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| Ghia Selene II |
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| Ghia Selene II |
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| Ghia Selene II |
Budd XR-400 (X = Experimental, R = Rambler)
- Designed and build by the Budd Company, Detroit, Michigan, USA, 1962
- Based on a Rambler Ambassador chassis (American Motors Corporation)
- AMC V8 engine, 5.4 litre, 186 kW
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| Budd XR-400 |
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| Budd XR-400 |
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| Budd XR-400 |
Stemlite table lamp
- Designed by Bill Curry, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1962
- Manufactured by Design Line Inc., Los Angeles, California, USA, 1962
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| Stemlite table lamp |
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| Stemlite table lamp |
Square Sofa
- Designed by Marco Zanuso, Italy, 1962
- Manufactured by Arflex, Giussano, Monza e Brianza, Italy, 1962
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| Square Sofa |
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| Square Sofa |
ITT 6 "Starburst" 628
- 6 Transistor MW Radio
- Sold by ITT ( International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.), Clifton, New Jersey, USA, 1962
- Manufactured by NEC (Nippon Electric Company), Tokyo, Japan, 1962
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| ITT 6 "Starburst" 628 |
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| ITT 6 "Starburst" 628 |
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| ITT 6 "Starburst" 628 |
1962 Pierre Cardin Fashion Designs
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In 1974 AMC (American Motors Corporation) introduced the aerodynamically styled fastback Matador coupé. The car was designed under the direction of AMC's vice president of styling, Dick Teague, with input from Mark Donohue, the famous race car driver. The Matador coupé stands out as one of the more distinctive and controversial designs of the 1970s after the AMC Pacer and was named "Best Styled Car of 1974" by the editors of Car and Driver magazine.
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| AMC Matador Coupé 1974 |
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| AMC Matador X Coupé 1974 |
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| AMC Matador Coupé Cassini 1975 |
The 1974 coupé had a 3.8 Litre inline six-cylinder engine with a three-speed manual transmission. The Matador X coupé had a 5.0 Litre V8 engine. In 1976 a new grille was introduced, two rectangular panels with horizontal grille bars met in the center, and rectangular park and turn signal lamps replaced the previous round ones. For 1977 and 1978, the "Barcelona II" coupé featured a padded Landau roof with opera windows and pillow-top seats with velour upholstery. Nearly 100,000 Matador coupés were produced from 1974 through 1978.
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| AMC Matador Coupé 1976 |
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| AMC Matador Coupé Barcelona II 1978 |
Trivia
AMC Rambler Tarpon Concept
- Designed by Chuck Mashigan and Dick Teague, USA, 1963
- Produced by AMC (American Motors Corporation), USA, 1964
- Based on the Rambler with the AMC L6 engine
- Unveiled at the 1964 New York International Auto Show, USA
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| AMC Rambler Tarpon Concept |
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| AMC Rambler Tarpon Concept |
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| AMC Rambler Tarpon Concept |
Fiat 850 Z Coupe Concept
- Designed by Ugo Zagato, Italy, 1964
- Produced by Zagato, Rho, Italy, 1964
- Based on the Fiat 850 the 843 cc engine
- Unveiled at the 1964 Turin Auto Show, Italy
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| Fiat 850 Z Coupe Concept |
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| Fiat 850 Z Coupe Concept |
Braun HLD-231
- Designed by Reinhold Weiss, West Germany, 1964
- Manufactured by Braun GmbH, West Germany, 1964
- Hair Dryer
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| Braun HLD-231 |
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| Braun HLD-231 |
Carnielli Graziella
- Designed by Rinaldo Donzelli and Teodoro Carnielli, Italy, 1964
- Manufactured by Carnielli, Italy, 1964
- Folding Bicycle
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| Carnielli Graziella |
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| Carnielli Graziella |
Giova Lamp
- Designed by Gae Aulenti, Italy, 1964
- Manufactured by FontanaArte, Milan, Italy, 1964
- Table lamp or vase
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| Giova Lamp |
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| Giova Lamp |
Album Covers: Best Selling British Albums, 1964
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| Beatles for Sale (Parlophone, The Beatles) |
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| The Rolling Stones (Decca, The Rolling Stones) |
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| A Hard Day's Night (Parlophone, The Beatles) |
