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Karn, with the new pic naming conventions, the pics must be saved to the threads as attachments. Otherwise, the pics in the threads will change when the pics are updated.
The pic on the front page is named per the agreed upon convention. The pic here has a unique identifier. So, the front page changes, the puzzle does not. This is the way I used to handle the "pic of the day", when that other site was going to link to us.
Quote from: KarnUtz on April 14, 2007, 03:24:12 AM
The pic on the front page is named per the agreed upon convention. The pic here has a unique identifier. So, the front page changes, the puzzle does not. This is the way I used to handle the "pic of the day", when that other site was going to link to us.
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reminds me of a rare Bristol Zagato, but I don´t thionk it is one ???
Not one of those...
Special BMW 328?
Or perhaps a pre-cursor to the BMW 507
Not a BMW, nor BMW-based.
Something says "Aston Martin" to me.
(But it's probably this month's signature justification)
Not an Aston Martin
Is it Italian?
Not Italian.
Brit? almost looks Jaggy!
Not British, old chap.
French, maybe a special Talbot Lago?
Not a Talbot Lago
French?
Pegaso?
some unknown BMW 507 or 503 with a special Coupé body?
Volvo?
Dan
Quote from: grobmotorix on April 17, 2007, 12:49:56 AM
some unknown BMW 507 or 503 with a special Coupé body?
Not a BMW, nor BMW-based.
Thanks for the French clue, I initially thought it was some sort of Frazer-Nash. It appears to be the creation of Maurice Emile Pezous (M.E.P.) and I have the model listed as the 170SL of 1954. Pezous was a Citroen agent and I believe the vehicle was based on the Citroen Traction Avant.
JR
When in doubt, guess Salmson!
But I think probably not in this case.
Quote from: JR on April 17, 2007, 05:33:47 AM
Thanks for the French clue, I initially thought it was some sort of Frazer-Nash. It appears to be the creation of Maurice Emile Pezous (M.E.P.) and I have the model listed as the 170SL of 1954. Pezous was a Citroen agent and I believe the vehicle was based on the Citroen Traction Avant.
JR
Quite right - well done! :)