Please respond below if you know the make and model designation of this car. I do know nothing about it except a (possible :scratch: ) name.
Any other infos are highly appreciated.
One point for the right and complete answer!
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Gmachmeir Spezial, a car from Austria. I think based on the NSU RO80
That's right! At least that's what I have as well!
Do you think there's a way to prove this...?
We had a Gmachmeir NSU before which looks so different!
Experts? Pro's?
I've added one point to Limo's account, but leave it open for all to get me more infos — for an extra point of course!
The only thing i know is that this picture was used in an austrian auto-quartett game, in a series called Style Studies...
Quote from: Limo on October 23, 2010, 11:13:31 AM
The only thing i know is that this picture was used in an austrian auto-quartett game, in a series called Style Studies...
Well, that's my source... :D
BTW: Gmachmeir wasn't/isn't Austrian, but Bavarian (from Munich)
Somewhere on the internet i looked up (much earlier) the name Gmachmeir in a telephone connection database.
There seems to be one telephone connection in Germany related to the name Gmachmeier...
I do have this playing card game, too.
And I think it is the Gmachmeir (without the second "e") BMW Coupé with the inline 6 BMW engine used in the E3 limos and the Baur CS-Coupés. It mighty be based on the latter one.
The 1975 Gmachmeir NSU is a totally different car, I´m sure.
Thank you! :)
The rear light are seemingly from the early BMW 5-series.
Is it plush or mold on the windows? ;)
Yes it seems to be deep pale green plush - ridiculously bad taste stuff like it was used in many of those wacky 1970´s van pimpmobiles...
I'm curious what it looks like from the opposite angle... the rear end seems to be completely made of glass — (similar to L. Espada & M. Khamsin)
Quote... the rear end seems to be completely made of glass
Which is quite senseless, because it is completly filled with this wacky interiour textiles
BTW: we had the Gmachmeir NSU before, which is a quite pretty car.
I think I give grob the point and declare it as "solved".
Maybe someone comes with more infos later.
Today, after a long time, I unexpectedly stumbled upon an article in the February issue of Austro Classic featuring Felix Gmachmeir. The car is mentioned, but unfortunately without a name. Apparently, it was Gmachmeir's first car project.
Somehow the car on the pics looks so familiar