- Chassis AB/2 was the first Probe 16 produced. Made for, and sold to Jim Webb, this car was painted Wedgewood Blue, and had a black interior.
- Perhaps if the M-505 Probe 16 were better-known this car would’ve fetched even more on the auction block, but nearing the $200,000 mark isn’t too shabby.
- The Adams Brothers M-505 Probe 16 / Durango 95 from A Clockwork Orange, on display at the Stanley Kubrick: The Exhibition held at the Design Museum of...
- Like Grand Prix racing cars, Probe 16 has smaller wheels at the front than at the back – 10 inch wheels in front of the driver and 13 inch wheels behind.
- The Probe 16, showcased at the 1969 London Motor Show, stood out at just 34 inches tall with a unique sliding glass roof replacing traditional doors.
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- Take, for example, the Durango 95/Probe 16, created by brothers Peter and Dennis Adams, former Marcos designers. In 1969, he was one of the lowest cars...
- They decided to leave the constraints of racing car designs and ventured into designing production cars. The Adams produced only three Probe 16s in 1969.
- Robert Harris bought the moulds for Probe 16 in July 1973 through an advert in Exchange & Mart from motor trader from Swanley and built the car as a one off.
- They cruise around in what the film dubs the Durango 95, but is actually one of these Probe 16s.
- As anyone who has seen the film will testify, the Probe 16 fit seamlessly with Kubrick's futuristic, nightmarish dreamscape.
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