I need make, model, year and who crafted the coachwork.
One point awaits.
This ahould be relatively straightforward for an expert
Mid 1930's Lancia Astura Cabriolet? By Pinin Farina perhaps?
Well, it's almost certainly a 1937-1940 Lancia Aprilia, but no idea on the body manufacturer...Italian?
Okay - I'll give you the year - 1938
It's a Lancia Astura - correct Carnut.
Coachbuilder is not Italian however
Are they British?
No - not British
Pourtout?
Not Pourtout - and not a French coachbuilder either
Quote from: woodinsight on November 19, 2010, 03:04:24 PM
Not Pourtout - and not a French coachbuilder either
Swiss?
Not Swiss unfortunately
Dutch?
Austrian or German (behind I see a 508 Nsu)
German it is
Was this a really obscure German coachbuilder or a mainstream one? Cool car, by the way...
This coachbuilder is not obscure.
Their speciality appeared to be open cars such as the puzzle.
Weinberger & Buhne?
I was under the impression that Weinburger and Buhne were two separate companies?
I'll lock it for you until your next reply as you are nearly there.
I know that Weinberger made some cabriolets Bmw and Bugatti: maybe they made something whit Astura body. I'm not sure about Buhne
Okay, I'm going to give you the point as you were virtually there.
It's a 1938 Lancia Astura 1.3litre by Weinberger.
Only points for the coachbuilder then?!
Okay and another for the base car - it's feel good Friday!
Quote from: woodinsight on November 26, 2010, 04:47:16 AM
Okay and another for the base car - it's feel good Friday!
:thumbsup:
thanks! ;D
but: the Lancia Astura fitted a 2.606 cmc 8 v engine, not a 1.300 as you have written
I think my source was wrong on the engine size.
I'll check it and alter the title. Thanks.