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Solved - MJW #102 - Colucci VW 1947/51

Started by woodinsight, November 08, 2010, 03:34:40 PM

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One point for what this car was based on and who made it

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It looks very similar to Cisitalia 202, but ...
Maybe a french car or a Jaguar.
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Michiel Mobiel

Italmeccanica by Stabilimenti Farina?

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It's not that but the body (I think) is copied from a Stabilimenti Farina design

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No - the car is not based on a French chassis but was constructed in France by a man who also built a Formula Junior and another sports racer.

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It is a Volkswagen-based car built in 1947/1948 - but the pic shows the later-modified car, in ca 1951 - by the frenchman Vincent Colucci - frenchman of italian origin.

DeAutogids

With the steering on that side?

woodinsight

Very well done Franck - I thought this might last a bit longer.
It was built by Vincent Colucci at Cap d'Ail, France near the Italian border.
The body, as I mentioned earlier, appears to be a copy of the Stab. Farina Cisitalia 202 design.

DeAutogids - I suggest that as the car was built by a man of Italian origin very close to the Italian border, it was natural that it may have had right-hand steering in common with many Italian cars of that period.

Paul Jaray

@ woodinsight: can you post the unmodified picture? I can't find any info on the web...

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