Q565 - solved - Graf Carello

[Quiller]

What's the make and model designation of this car?

[Quiller]

Split this one asunder .....

[Quiller]

Pros?

[jotage21]

it looks like a police car used in Argentina

[Quiller]

Really?  :o

[Quiller]

Splitting asunder beyond the time-space continuum

[DeAutogids]

Norwegian?

[Oguerrerob]

Is it the Mustang Horse on the side?

[Quiller]

Not from Norway...

(and I would love to tell you it's based on a Ford Mustang but sadly not)

[DeAutogids]

Austria ? (there is a reason why I go from Norway to Austria)

[Quiller]

Not Austria (although you are getting closer)...

[Allemano]

Switzerland, then?

[Quiller]

Not Austria (although you are getting closer)...

Edit: my mistake, it is Austria

[DeAutogids]

Is it Megu-related?

[Quiller]

Not a name I'm familiar with...

[DeAutogids]

There was a Swedish car (I was mistaken with Norway) called Norsjö (I think you understand now my mistake).
A similar looking contraption was made in Austria as "Megu".

Megu = Metall- und Gußwarenhandels GmbH.
That thing was supposedly designed by a Ragner Mathéy.

Having said that, this thing looks much more modern, but does share some similarities in it's frontal design.

[DeAutogids]

It looks like the middle section can bend, so that the roof encloses over the front window?

[Quiller]

Yes this is a modern car - in fact a version of it is still in production
Very curious how it 'splits' apart, I agree

[Djetset]

I thought this one had been solved some time ago, but just stumbled across it again.  Is it a Graf Carello (c.1991) 'coz it sure looks like one?!

[Quiller]

Graf Carello is correct!
Still not quite sure why it looks like it's splitting apart but there you go. One point to you.

[Djetset]

As it is a buggy intended for use by less able-bodied 'drivers', I believe it splits/tilts to ease access.

Here are a couple of photos of a customised Graf Carello from Norway!  Far Out Man!! O0