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Solved: A Day At The Races - solved by faksta and many others

Started by Allemano, January 31, 2010, 03:43:02 PM

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faksta

#50
#8 is indeed an AMS according to my info, although it is featured as AMS - Simonetti 1000 Cosworth in my folder (I guess I'll need to rename it to AMS 1000 Cosworth as well). As far as I know AMS stood for Automobili Motori Simonetti.

Allemano

#51
Quote from: Paul Jaray on February 21, 2010, 07:08:26 AM
racer05: Willment Mysteron BRM
racer08: AMS ?
racer14: Lou Molina's Monza Holden sports car

Must correct myself.
#08 is indeed an AMS racer, but saved it under "Simonetti 1000 sport prototipo" not knowing that AMS stands for "Automobili Motori Simonetti".
So, apologize Mr Jaray!  :-\
As faksta identified this car completely it will be him who's mentioned as the solver.
Nevertheless I'll give PJ one point compensation.. (now – not at the end)

Otto Puzzell

You wanna be the man, you gotta Name That Car!

Allemano


Paul Jaray

thank you, I feel ...compensated!
(BTW: AMS should stand for "Attrezzature Meccaniche Speciali" formed by Ing. Tancredi Simonetti when he left ATS "Automobili Turismo Sport")

Allemano

Quote from: Paul Jaray on February 21, 2010, 12:13:41 PM
thank you, I feel ...compensated!
(BTW: AMS should stand for "Attrezzature Meccaniche Speciali" formed by Ing. Tancredi Simonetti when he left ATS "Automobili Turismo Sport")
Seems you have the last word on this! :thumbsup:

faksta

Quote from: Paul Jaray on February 21, 2010, 12:13:41 PM
thank you, I feel ...compensated!
(BTW: AMS should stand for "Attrezzature Meccaniche Speciali" formed by Ing. Tancredi Simonetti when he left ATS "Automobili Turismo Sport")

Thanks for correction. I took 'my' version of AMS full name from a respected place, though.

faksta

I hope it's OK that I ask several questions at once, because they are about different cars...

#3 - is it Ford powered? Judging by the cars around and my memory, which nevertheless can't remember any other moments.
#9 - French hillclimb vehicle?
#11- we have already established that it is a small displacement Japanese formula, but is it Honda engined?
#17 - in my opinion it has quite an unusual styling for an LHD car. I would expect something like this to come from South Africa od Australia. Maybe this one is Canadian?

faksta

#3 is a Merlyn F100 - Ford from either 1969 or 1970 - a car that competed in an almost forgotten Formula F100 series.

Allemano

Quote from: faksta on March 07, 2010, 05:43:45 PM
#3 is a Merlyn F100 - Ford from either 1969 or 1970 - a car that competed in an almost forgotten Formula F100 series.
:)

Allemano

#60
Quote from: faksta on March 07, 2010, 02:01:56 PM
I hope it's OK that I ask several questions at once, because they are about different cars...

#3 - is it Ford powered? Judging by the cars around and my memory, which nevertheless can't remember any other moments.
#9 - French hillclimb vehicle?
#11- we have already established that it is a small displacement Japanese formula, but is it Honda engined?
#17 - in my opinion it has quite an unusual styling for an LHD car. I would expect something like this to come from South Africa od Australia. Maybe this one is Canadian?
#9 It's French and raced at hillclimbs
#11 is not a Honda
#17 is from none of the countries you've mentioned

faksta

#11 - maybe a Suzuki engine then? AFAIR it was a unit from a nowadays major car maker.

Allemano

Quote from: faksta on March 08, 2010, 09:08:51 AM
#11 - maybe a Suzuki engine then? AFAIR it was a unit from a nowadays major car maker.

It's indeed from one of the major companies, but it isn't a Suzuki.

Allemano

#17 from a famous racing team

#11 famous Japanese car producer – not obscure at all!

faksta


Allemano

my source reports another company..

Allemano

#09 is a little more tricky..

Here's a picture what it looks today:

faksta

I couldn't find it since then :( Damn, I was almost sure I have saved the picture and some info or at least a link somewhere!

Datsun/Nissan/Prince?

Allemano

Datsun/Nissan/Prince is correct. (there wasn't too much left ;))

faksta

#69
The tricky one (#9) is a Naja 1300?

Forget it! It's called Piller NSU.

Allemano


faksta

#71
 :o I'll need to find another source then...

...or read more careful the existing one, expecially when there's a different name a couple messages further. What about BLF?

Allemano

Clue: it was equipped with a French powerplant.

faksta

^^^ :D I didn't think you would be faster. I've edited my previous post.

Allemano

Quote from: faksta on April 12, 2010, 10:10:19 AM
What about BLF?

:faint: :applause:

Stunning!
You've found it! The rest should be duck soup now.
And hurry as I have the 2nd race puzzle in the pipeline!  ;)