Ray B.'s Microcar Special Sale - Solved by Allemano, Quiller, gbitas, Arunas, Dynamike and Otto Puzz

[Ray B.]

It's not. It was an advertised brand and, as this picture proves, produced.

[Ray B.]

#1 - 1950 German Econom 'Teddy' (the second version) - Dynamike
#2 - ZAP Xebra - gbitas
#3 - Eshelman - Quiller
#4 - 1943 Brodeau électrique - Arunas
#5 - 1957 Frisky prototype, nicknamed "The Bug" - Allemano
#6 - 1962 Stuart - Quiller
#7 - 1959 Electric Shopper - Otto Puzzell
#8 - 1954 Autoette Allemano
#9 - Automite - Quiller
#10 1956 Swiss Soletta - Allemano (besting Mike by 4' 40")
#11 - Herpa Trabant proposal - gbitas
#12 - Elvis in an Isetta, but WHOSE Isetta? Colonel Tom Parker's. The car was a (humorous?) gift from Elvis. - Allemano

Only 2 left. And you're calling yourselves experts?

[Ray B.]

Goin' up...

[Arunas]

Is #8 British?

[Ray B.]

Is #8 British?

No.

[Allemano]

#8 is the US-American Autoette Cruise About from 1954.

[Ray B.]

Well done !
Only ONE left!

[Otto Puzzell]

I think #7 is a Model 167 from B&Z Electric Car Company

[Allemano]

Strange! I've found the car Otto obviousely has in mind, but apparently nothing about the costumized black one with the knuckle dusters. 

[Ray B.]

Otto is perfectly right, although I had it under a different name, the Electric Shopper. But this is the same car, same Long Beach company (maybe without "B&Z). It started sooner than 1961, as said by his source, because the black car is supposed to be a 1959, and I have a 1960 advertising. The car in the ad is very slightly different, but this a drawing, not a photograph.

[Ray B.]

So ends the 2008 Special Micro-car sale!

Allemano 4 points
Quiller 3 points
Gbitas 2 points
Arunas 1 point
Dynamike 1 point
O.Puzzell 1 point

The points are awarded.

[Ray B.]

And topic moved.