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Solved - MJW #334 - PurSang Argentina Alfa Romeo

Started by woodinsight, March 14, 2011, 09:24:55 AM

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woodinsight

Another car that I don't have many details for.
So who made it for a point.
Any fuller details are of course very welcome.

Otto Puzzell

I want one of those!  8)
You wanna be the man, you gotta Name That Car!

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grobmotorix

#4
Does it have a BMW chassis (328 or 327)?

The wheels remind me very much of this BMW 328, then (1947) driven by Alex von Falkenhausen:

woodinsight

Nothing to do with BMW.
In actual fact this is a recently constructed car to the special order of a European client.
(but it wasn't built in Europe)

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João

Argentina I suppose...I remember seeing this car at Autoclasica!

woodinsight

Quote from: João on April 06, 2011, 03:47:32 PM
Argentina I suppose...I remember seeing this car at Autoclasica!
Argentina is correct.
Just need some details now.......


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Paul Jaray

#11
There were 3 different designs, the Cadillac one, the Type 41 and this one, alfa inspired.

Djetset

Wow; I'll clear some space in my garage and take one of each please  ;D
A car is for life, not just for Christmas.

Paul Jaray

you know what? Usually I'm not a big fan of retro cars, but these are Cooooooool!

woodinsight

Quote from: Paul Jaray on April 06, 2011, 03:53:06 PM
Anadon Pursang?
Yes, this is the Alfa Romeo version built by PurSang Argentina of Parana (Entre Rios) and headed by Leonidas Anadon.
The puzzle picture shows the car prior to completion for, I believe, a Belgian client.
My online source quotes the engine as being Renault but I doubt that.
There is still little information available on these interesting cars.
Another view -

Arunas


woodinsight

Quote from: Arunas on April 07, 2011, 02:48:51 AM
Is it powered by a V18? :D I count only 12 :D
I don't know but I suspect that may be a dummy engine put in place for measurement purposes.
I hope that we eventually see the finished car and that it doesn't just disappear into a private collection.

ropat53

I visited Pur Sang some time back and this car happened to still be there, it has a V12 airplane engine, Renault if I recall correctly.







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