Whaddyacallit #425 - York Nobel/Fuldamobil Sporty

[Ray B.]

Ever seen this ?

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[Ray B.]

The usual upgrading.

[pnegyesi]

Fuldamobil lastwagen (small LCV)?

[Ray B.]

Sure, basically, but the magazine who published the photo gave it another name (one of the makes who built them under license). What would it be?
A clue: I doubt very much, for two obvious reasons, that the car is not a german Fuldamobile.

[guido66]

NWF? (Nord Deutsche Fahrzeugwerke)

[Ray B.]

No. I modified my clue above. Read it more carefully.

[Allemano]

 

[Paul Jaray]

 

[Ray B.]

Paul, I find something familiar in the filename of your picture.

[guido66]

You doubt that it's not german. so you must think it's german.  

Is it a Bambi pickup from Argentina?  

[Allemano]

 

[75america]

A clue: I doubt very much, for two obvious reasons, that the car is not a german Fuldamobile.

I'm probably retarted, but I still don't get if the car is a (German) Fundamobile or not ...

Is it a York Nobel Sporty or a Fundamobil

[Paul Jaray]

Paul, I find something familiar in the filename of your picture.

I took it right now from a book and was in doubt, this name or ...its name!

[Ray B.]

Sorry if everyone got mixed up a bit. The question was "what is this car supposed to be?".
And the answer is : a York Nobel, built in Great Britain, as 75america writes. It's handwritten on the magazine clip (the owner having copied the address in the who appears in a list, on another page of the magazine). See below.

Fuldamobils were built under license in several countries, and I guessed that this WAS indeed a german car (yes guido), because it's LHD and carries a case of Siemens radio. That was the meaning of my clue, as guessed by those two  pros.

[Allemano]

In fact the Sporty was intended to be sold under York Nobel's licence, but was actually built in Fulda/Germany for the South African market.

BTW: I'm not sure if it's RHD or LHD as the driver sits in a mid position...

[Ray B.]

In fact the Sporty was intended to be sold under York Nobel's licence, but was actually built in Fulda/Germany for the South African market.

Too bad for the Britons who had "a large number of semi-ovoid, not-too-heavy items to transport at low speed, when the weather is not too inclement." (O.Puzzell)

And, about the RHD/LHD, I got mixed up myself  having recently posted a picture of a York Nobel 200 sedan which was clearly LHD.

[Ray B.]

BTW: I'm not sure if it's RHD or LHD as the driver sits in a mid position...

Well, this picture tells us otherwise. And in mine the driver sat on an individual seat, not a bench seat, and had some other stuffed stacked at his right. I guess I was right in the end.

[Allemano]

I guess I was right in the end.

be that as it will, but it wasn't that obvious— even not for you as you've posted before. 


Is that picture coming from a book?

[Ray B.]

Nope. Internet.

[Allemano]

You doubt that it's not german. so you must think it's german.  

Is it a Bambi pickup from Argentina?  

I see. The last pic you've posted is the Argentinian Bambi.

[Ray B.]

I know. I just posted it to show that the driver didn't sat in a mid position as you said.

[rettus72]

I own one, it is a nobel n7 sporty

[Paul Jaray]

Hi Rettus72,

welcome to Autopuzzles. 
You can finally put an end to this discussion and tell us more about your car.
We also appreciate new pics!

[rettus72]

Sorry for the delay but here is a picture of the nobel.

Joel

[Wendax]

It also went by the name of Vicky: