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1. 
   rolfmg · 2019-08-07 12:37

   I try to figure out what car this is - the front reminds me of a Simca from the late 60ies?? The back though leads to an Italian car (Alfa or even Fiat?).

2. 
   alejandro_williams · 2019-08-07 16:05

   @rolfmg Hi, it's a 1978 Torino TSX, made by IKA (Industrias Kaiser Argentina) originally (´66 to'75) then IKA was bought by Renault (75 - 81).

   Comienzo Fabricación: 1976
   Término de Fabricación: 1979
   Motor: Torino 233, 7 bancadas
   Ciclo: 4 tiempos, árbol de levas a la cabeza, válvulas a la cabeza
   Ubicación: Delantero Longitudinal
   Cilindrada (cm3): 3.770
   Número de Cilindros: 6
   Diámetro x Carrera (mm): 84,9 x 111,1
   Relación de Compresión: 8,25 :1
   Potencia (HP): 200
   Régimen (r.p.m): 4.300
   Par Motor (mKg): 33
   Régimen (r.p.m): 3.000
   Sistema de Combustible: Carburador Carter Ilasa ABD
   Velocidades: 4 (caja ZF, palanca al piso)
   Neumáticos: 185 HR 15"
   Consumo Promedio (km/l): 8,2
   Aceleración 0 a 100 km/h (s): 10,8
   Velocidad Máxima (km/h): 200

   It is based on an Rambler American, but then re-styled by Pininfarina in Italy (hence its name, Torino, which was where the central headquarters of this design firm was) and with an Argentine development in the mechanical part.

   The torino was born from the need for a sports car for the Argentine car market in the second half of the 60s.
   Juan Manuel Fangio himself was involved with the project.
   It's "THE" Argentine sports classic car.

   If you are interested in knowing more about its history, these links can help you:

   www.youtube.com/watch?v=uX5IhjprWxA

   www.infobae.com/deportes-2/2017/06/04/el-dia-que-el-torino-…

   I don't know if the page has a translation, but google translate can help..

   images.app.goo.gl/E9YPRh618dc5Zxsn7

3. 
   rolfmg · 2019-08-08 09:02

   @alejandro_williams: Thanks for this most interesting information.

4. 
   alejandro_williams · 2019-08-08 13:38

   @rolfmg my pleasure, you´re welcome!