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English: Dick Dean designed and built the Shalako automobile on a shortened Volkswagen beetle chassis in 1968-69. He crafted the car body of hand-formed aluminum skins and a steel tubing roll cage frame. |
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| Author | Kurt Sawitskas |
| Other versions | Shalako 011a.jpg |
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