SOLVED - What car #82 - 1987 N.B.M. Jornada Conversivel

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[Tifosi]

Chrysler?  It kinda looks like a prototype of the 2 passenger car Mopar was considering to compete with the Ford Escort EXP and the Mercury LN7 in the early '80's...I could be wrong, though...



Dan

[@re]

I'll get back to you on this - but as far as I can remember there's no Chrysler connection.

[@re]

Nope, no Chrysler connection as far as I am able to find out.

I can tell you, though, that as far as I know it was only ever offered as a convertible - although I know that at least one car has been retro-fitted with a solid roof.

[grobmotorix]

Well at the first look I thougt, this might be a convertible prototype of the polish FSO Wars, but now I´m sure it isn´t

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Maybe there´s a Brit hidden here?

[@re]

As you say, it is not an FSO. And it is not British.

[Tifosi]

It isn't a Peugeot 104 derivitive, is it?



Dan

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No Peugeot involvement!

[Paul Jaray]

Hi, that is a Jornada Cabriolet...can't be more specific...still got much problems....

[@re]

I'm astonished at what you can do with only limited web access. I'll leave this post here for now and get back to you with more information on the car when I get back home in a couple of days. But you're quite right - the name Jornada, however, is only the model designation, as far as I can understand. You'll get the point, and I'll fill you in later!

[@re]

OK - here goes: This is a 1987 Jornada conversivel (convertible) made by a company called N.B.M. (Nasser Brasil Motores). This company did the chassis and the body, which is made of glass fiber. The engine is a 1500 cc Volkswagen.

I know that there is at least one example around that has been converted into a coupe with a fixed roof, but apart from that it appears these cars were only made as convertibles.

That's just about all I know about it... neat car, though  :)

Edit: And that one brings Mr. Jaray's total tally to 100 solved puzzles! Congratulations!