#6-Triumph Italia 2000 designed by Michelotti and built by Viganle. Based on TR3 mechanicals.That's right!
#12-TVR 280i, looks like a coupe version based on roofline.Not that..
#4 is what I believe was called the Brauks 8, which was a mish mash of parts from a Hudson Terraplane, a Desoto and some home crafted stuff.Correct!
Well, how about a Tasmin then?Still incorrect. :-\
I love those Near Mint puzzles. Great pictures.
#5 I think is a Carlux Auwärter, based on a Volkswagen Transporter:nod:
#5 is, as Autogids says, a Corlux Auwarter, but it dates from 1960 and is based on a T1 rather than the Transporter, which came rather later."T1" means nothing else than Transporter 1, so he was correct.
#5 is, as Autogids says, a Corlux Auwarter, but it dates from 1960 and is based on a T1 rather than the Transporter, which came rather later."T1" means nothing else than Transporter 1, so he was correct.
For obvious reasons it wasn't necessary to ask him which series the Auwärter was based on.
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I think #19 is an estate car conversion by Appleyard, based on the Jaguar Mk IX.:)
NM II _ 8 - Russian KD or KD Sport 900 built on ZAZ 963 basis, only 5 of them madeThat's the ticket! :)
NM II _ 8 - Russian KD or KD Sport 900 built on ZAZ 963 basis, only 5 of them madeSorry my mistake! According to my source that's almost, but not completely correct. Your item till your next reply!
I am staying with my earlier answer... ;)You did it right, but according to my source this on is ZAZ 966 based. I've already put your guess to the right answers.
Typical, i've been waiting for this one to move up..... and it does when i'm asleep, and all 5 answers that I know get solved! >:(
Now, may I ask, is #11 an E-type? Or are my eyes playing tricks on me?but a special E-Type with a special name..
number 10 - Maserati ?:shakehead:
#1 - Vykoukal Minicar 1948:)
#8 - Cadillac Special built by George R. Schultz of Neptune CA in 1959.:)
Formerly used as a sports racer.
Is No. 10 an Alfa Giulia TZ?No!
No. 5 also appears on various websites as a Beutler-bodied VW Samba bus 1963....:Might be, but this is definetely wrong! Google Carlux Auwärter VW T1 (if you can ;D) and you'll find various sources with the right informations.
No. 5 also appears on various websites as a Beutler-bodied VW Samba bus 1963....:Might be, but this is definetely wrong! Google Carlux Auwärter VW T1 (if you can ;D) and you'll find various sources with the right informations.
See previous post I've edited.
This can happen to you with books as well!See previous post I've edited.
One really does have to be careful not to believe everything on the Web.
It's amazing how many things everntually become accepted as The Truth because they are on the Web, when really they are nothing of the sort!
So a Carlux it is!
Now, may I ask, is #11 an E-type? Or are my eyes playing tricks on me?but a special E-Type with a special name..
Could #11 be a Triumph GT6 with Le Mans style bonnet?;)
#20 : BMA AmicaYes!
#14 Mini Marcos ???No.
#11 is the Jaguar XKE 'El Tigre' show car, a 1961 XKE modified in California in the 1960's.Well done, well done!
That grille is a section from a Buick Riviera.
The rear end was different too, incorporating a Porsche 911 rear screen...:
Question: Is #2 French?No.
I'm assuming #14 is British?
Ginetta G15 windscreen, Unipower side windows, Mini door hinges, etc.
Still haven't found the answer though.......
I'm assuming #14 is British?
Ginetta G15 windscreen, Unipower side windows, Mini door hinges, etc.
Still haven't found the answer though.......
You and I are thinking on EXACTLY the same lines!I've to disappoint both of you since it's none of the above.
Doesn't mean we're right though...
#14 is a French CG MC, nicknamed 'le camionette' from 1972.Exactly!
#2 - 1911 Franklin Model D Race Car
#3 - 1960 Porsche Teram
#13 - 1953 Orix
1960 Porsche TERAM (Talleres Especializados Reparaciones Autos y Motores) Puntero?Puntero was the name I was after!
Could #10 be a Bizzarrini?:shakehead:
Could #10 be a Bizzarrini?:shakehead:
No. If you take a closer look at the rear end of this wire model you may recognize a revealing detail...
No.
Number #10 it´s an Alfa Romeo TZ2 frame from 1965?No, it's not.
Number #10 it´s an Alfa Romeo TZ2 frame from 1965?No, it's not.
Abarth?:shakehead:
Though spectacular and seen on many car shows it's not a showcar.
I'm sure almost all of you know it!Is it a race car?
Is this a well known car, or something else?
It´s relative new like a Faralli & Mazzanti Antas ?Have a guess! ;D
Is #18 British?Yes it is!
#18 - Alvis?No.
Is this device American used somewhere in a hostile territory such as Alaska?American, but not used in Alaska
#18 - Alvis?No.
Could it be a Vale 8-hp from 1932-ish?:applause:
Could it be a Vale 8-hp from 1932-ish?Actually this is correct, but something's special about it...
Could it be a Vale 8-hp from 1932-ish?Actually this is correct, but something's special about it...
Only one's left!
Only one's left!
Well it looks to me like a Model A Ford Roadster (1931) modified as a boat tug, but can find diddly-squat about it on the 'Net.
Am I anywhere near?
It's a 1931 Ford Model 68B Convertible built as a Montana mail carrier.
It is one of two custom-built in Glendive, Montana in 1941 in order to navigate through snow-drifts!
It has Goodyear diamond tread tractor tyres and a Model TT truck differential low-geared to allow for the over-sized tyres.
The US Mail took getting mail delivered in Montana very seriously!