Solved: 291. of All. - 1957 Vidal & Sohn (Tempo) Project Y

[Allemano]

a hard one for professionals..

[Paul Jaray]

Hanomag Project Y 1957, in collaboration with Vidal & Sohn, also known as Tempo.

[Allemano]

nnnno! 

[Paul Jaray]

Vidal & Sohn (also known as Tempo) Project Y 1957.
Tempo and Heinkel planned this car together, starting from the 2-cyl 677cc 32ps engine.

[Allemano]

Did you receive something recently? Something which starts with "D" and ends with "eutsche Kleinwagen"?

[Paul Jaray]

I don't know what are you talking about.

[Allemano]

Anyway... Correct answer, despite Roll-eye-smilie you get your point!


Send me a PM if there's some misunderstanding...

[Arunas]

It starts to be the game "who has more books?"














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[Paul Jaray]

Are you suggesting that I found this car looking at pag 294 of that book?
and that I posted the answer after I tried several times to translate it with an online translator that's why I wrote Hanomag-Tochter not knowing that Tochter means daughter?
Yes, I did.  
(BTW I'm not a chat-user, but is the roll-eye-smilie annoying? I post it with the 'you got me' meaning!)

[Allemano]

Are you suggesting that I found this car looking at pag 294 of that book?
and that I posted the answer after I tried several times to translate it with an online translator that's why I wrote Hanomag-Tochter not knowing that Tochter means daughter?
Yes, I did.  
(BTW I'm not a chat-user, but is the roll-eye-smilie annoying? I post it with the 'you got me' meaning!)

And: that roll-eye smilie bothers me not at all, but do know someone who is upset about it from time to time....



It's a great book, isn't it?

[Paul Jaray]

Very nice indeed!

[Allemano]

It starts to be the game "who has more books?"
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I'm of the opinion that posting thumbnails of some obscure three-wheelers or plastic cars made at some even more exotic place even more boring, but to each their own..