Whaddyacallit #356 - Solved! 1921 Aga 6/16 PS

[Ray B.]

Ever seen this ?

If you did, please respond below and let us know the make and model of the car posted here.

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[Ray B.]

Pros?

[ftg3plus4]

AGA 6/16 PS Type A Phaeton, from about 1921.

(P.S.: Did you just take this straight from Rookies to Pros without going to Experts?)

[Ray B.]

(P.S.: Did you just take this straight from Rookies to Pros without going to Experts?)

Yes sir. Sometimes I directly feed some fresh meat to the Pros.

AGA 6/16 PS Type A Phaeton, from about 1921.

Correct, but I will need the name of the coachbuilder.

[ftg3plus4]

Phooey -- I don't have anywhere to get the coachbuilder's name from. Besides, you just said make & model.

(BTW, apparently that should be "Typ A," not "Type A" as I incorrectly corrected it to.)

[Ray B.]

All right, I'll give you your point, it will teach me to be more precise in my first post.

Another to whoever gives me the coachbuilder. It can be found.

[ftg3plus4]

OK, trying to be more creative in my web searches...

Karmann?

[Paul Jaray]

Aga 6-16 PS torpédo 1921 by Lindner

[Ray B.]

I don't know which is correct, between 'typ A Phaeton" or "torpedo". But the body style was not part of the question.
One point each.

[grobmotorix]

Here´s another nice photo:

[Wendax]

The AGA was quite common during its heyday: