Solved - MJW #954 - Rosengart Super 5 Estate 1949

[woodinsight]

This shouldn't be difficult either.
To gain a point identify the make, model and year.

[woodinsight]

Moving up

[sixtee5cuda]

French?

[woodinsight]

French?

Yes it's French

[spider murphy]

It's a 'break' proposal of the Rosengart Super 5, presented by the Société industrielle de l'Ouest Parisien (SIOP), exibited at the Salon de Paris in 1949.

[woodinsight]

It's a 'break' proposal of the Rosengart Super 5, presented by the Société industrielle de l'Ouest Parisien (SIOP), exibited at the Salon de Paris in 1949.

Yes that's the car!
I also have the model name Vivor but I don't know if that's correct.
Anyway another point for you.

[Wendax]

I also have the model name Vivor but I don't know if that's correct.

Vivor was the name of the production model that finally evolved out of these prototypes, but at this stage it wasn't a Vivor yet.

[woodinsight]

I also have the model name Vivor but I don't know if that's correct.

Vivor was the name of the production model that finally evolved out of these prototypes, but at this stage it wasn't a Vivor yet.

Thanks Wendax, I'll modify the title

[grobmotorix]

My source claims it to be a one-off 1949 Rosengart LR-4 N2 station wagon:

[Wendax]

The Super 5 was the type LR 4 N2, so both names are correct. This wagon was a one-off shown at the 1949 Paris salon, finally emerging into the Break Vivor.

[grobmotorix]

Thank you!

[SACO]

Please , what is this car and from when !

[sichel]

Europe?

[SACO]

Yes !

[sichel]

Central Europe?

[SACO]

Not Central Europe !

[sichel]

West Europe?

[SACO]

Yes ! West Europe

[sichel]

France?

[SACO]

Yes !

[sichel]

Renault 300 kg

[SACO]

Not a Renault !

[SACO]

Experts !

[sichel]

Ford France?

[FrontMan]

Simca ?