I returned Nicky's battery (used to mobilize the 73 Hornet I bought from him 'few weeks back) and asked if I could at least look at the funny dodge thingie.
It's a hardtop. Two doors. Muddy dark green. Dodge "A" chassis (according to Nicky). Slant 6. Interior partially disassembled (carefully), many badges say "GHIA" with a crest. Short wheelbase -- 100"?
Mahogany dash, pushbutton shifter matching pushbutton dodge heat/vent controls.
Turtle-deck-like rear; simple horizontal tailights, one per corner, slight wraparound, two screws fasten.
Slab sides, hump front/over rear wheels. No decorations (eg. stainless strip, etc).
Hood noses towards the ground, ala porsche. Two headlights, thin horizontal grille, deeply concave, with 11 verticals.
It's all top-notch coachwork. Door panels were off, doors are entirely fiberglas and solidly constructed in good shape. Electric windows. Vent windows, operated with a 6? sided knob, about 3"-4" diam.
I was too close to it in a severely crowded garage to get any visual perspective to get an overall look.
Nicky says the owner doesn't know anything about it except it's old, weird, one-off, italian. He thinks it's a "show car" that escaped the crusher. Whatever.