Here you are 11 cars.
1 point for each correct ID.
1 point for what they all have in common
1 point for the reason of the order in the list
enjoy!
Nice puzzle :thumbsup:
All French cars?
Thank you!
The 1st point is gone!
All Frech cars.
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All these cars: are French. João
The cars are in this order: from oldest to youngest Djetset
#1 - Croissant 18HP 1920 Djetset
#2 - Motobloc Torpedo 1921 João
#3 - Françon 1922 João
#4 - Delfosse Torpedo Sport 1923 Djetset
#5 - Bergè 7/10 hp 1924 Djetset
#6 - MS Morain & Silvestre 1100 1925 João
#7 - Omega-Six 1926 João
#8 - Sara 7hp Conduite Interieure 1927 João
#9 - Hurtu Faux Cabriolet 1928 João
#10 - Micron 3CV 1929 Djetset
#11 - Messier Huit Coupe Chauffeur 1930 João
In this puzzles there are no:
Alba, Antony, Aries, A.S., Ballot, Barrè, Barron-Vialle, Bignan, BNC, BUC, Buchet, Chaigneau-Brasier, Cognet de Seynes, Constantinesco, Cottin & Desgouttes, De Dion-Bouton, Derby, DFP, Donnet-Zedel, EHP, Emile Pilain, GAR, Heinis, Hinstin, Huascar, Jousset, La Buire, Leon Laisne, Leon Paulet, La Licorne, Majola, Marguerite, Maximag, Morris-Leon Bollee, Mourre, Philos, Rochet-Schneider, Senechal, Theophile Schneider, Sigma, Sima, Suere, Unic, Vinot-Deguingand, Vermorel, Voisin or Weler
Is car #4 a Senechal?
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Number #3 : It´s a Françon?
No3: Mourre?
No6: GAR cyclecar?
Is No. 2 a Theophile Schneider?
Number #2 : Circa 1919 La Licorne?
Is #2 a Ballot?
#2 not a Ballot...
So,number #2 it's a La Buire Torpedo?
#2 is not a La Buire.
I've got different pics of cars by this manufacturer, but each one of them has got a very recognizable detail...fortunately this pic do not have this revealing clue.
No1: Antony?
#1 is not an Antony.
No6: Aries?
And you may also mention if the match is not right, but the make appears in the puzzle :)
Quote from: Paul Jaray on November 06, 2010, 12:16:45 PM
#2 is not a La Buire.
I've got different pics of cars by this manufacturer, but each one of them has got a very recognizable detail...fortunately this pic do not have this revealing clue.
Hood ornament like Voisin?
Number #11 - Omega-Six Coupe de Ville?
Quote from: pnegyesi on November 06, 2010, 12:37:15 PM
No6: Aries?
And you may also mention if the match is not right, but the make appears in the puzzle :)
Sure.
#6 is not an Aries.
I'll post the wrong guesses in my reply #2.
Number #7 or number #11? ;D
:faint: :faint: :faint:
No1: Barron-Vialle?
No6: Bignan?
Number #6 : M.S. Voiturette Sport?
Number #2 : It's a circa 1919 Philos?
Not Philos.
Quote from: João on November 06, 2010, 12:44:50 PM
Quote from: Paul Jaray on November 06, 2010, 12:16:45 PM
#2 is not a La Buire.
I've got different pics of cars by this manufacturer, but each one of them has got a very recognizable detail...fortunately this pic do not have this revealing clue.
Hood ornament like Voisin?
Not hood ornament, but not that far...
Number #5 : It's a Weler Sport?
You asked why these cars are listed in this order. Is the answer as simple as this: alphabetic order ?
Not that, but equally easy.
Number #8 : It's a Maximag Conduite Interieure?
Number #2 : It's a Doriot Flandrin Parent (DFP) Torpedo
Quote from: João on November 07, 2010, 01:39:31 AM
Number #8 : It's a Maximag Conduite Interieure?
Number #2 : It's a Doriot Flandrin Parent (DFP) Torpedo
There are not MAximag or DFP here...
Is #2 a Rochet-Schneider?
Number #1 : It's a Leon Paulet?
There is a word with the initials of the cars?
Or could #1 be a Unic?
Quote from: Tom_I on November 07, 2010, 06:48:31 AM
Is #2 a Rochet-Schneider?
Quote from: João on November 07, 2010, 10:04:10 AM
Number #1 : It's a Leon Paulet?
There is a word with the initials of the cars?
Quote from: Tom_I on November 07, 2010, 10:14:48 AM
Or could #1 be a Unic?
No Leon Paulet, Rochet-Schneider or Unic here...
Number #1 : It's an Alba Type N Torpedo?
Number #8 : It's a Suere Coupe?
Number #11 : It's an Emile Pilain?
Quote from: João on November 07, 2010, 02:44:56 PM
Number #1 : It's an Alba Type N Torpedo?
Number #8 : It's a Suere Coupe?
Number #11 : It's an Emile Pilain?
No Alba, Pilain or Suere, here.
Number #1: It's a Sigma?
Number #2: It's a De Dion Bouton?
Quote from: João on November 07, 2010, 03:35:57 PM
Number #1: It's a Sigma?
Number #2: It's a De Dion Bouton?
Nox2...
Number #2 : Hurtu Torpédo?
#2 is not an Hurtu, but... ;)
Not #8...
Number #9?
#9 is not an Hurtu Torpedo
Quote from: Paul Jaray on November 08, 2010, 09:45:25 AM
#9 is not an Hurtu Torpedo
Number #1 so?
btw,number #5 : It's a Derby?
João, I do not want to make it too easy...my reply was:
Quote from: Paul Jaray on November 08, 2010, 09:45:25 AM
#9 is not an Hurtu Torpedo
...take a look at #9, now... ;)
#1 is not an Hurtu and there are no Derby here.
I know ...number #9 it is a Faux Cabriolet car with Weymann patent body,not a Torpedo,so not a Hurtu..I'll start to not say the body style ;D
Number #2 : It's a Harris Leon Laisne?
Quote from: João on November 08, 2010, 11:30:53 AM
I know ...number #9 it is a Faux Cabriolet car with Weymann patent body,not a Torpedo,so not a Hurtu..I'll start to not say the body style ;D
You are assuming too much...
No Leon Laisne here.
(about #2, big clues in my replies 14, 29 and 33).
I prefer full answers, maker, model and year, when possible.
...and BTW, this is a 'those were the days' puzzle, not a 'João solve them all' one...where are all of you?
I've got my hands full at the moment but will join in when I get a free spell!
hummm... Number#2 it's an obscure make or a normal one like Barre?
Well, one can argue that Barre is not that normal after all, but if I get you right I suppose it's not very obscure. No Barre in here.
About the Hurtu... are there any news?
...but according to some sources those 2 makers (Barrè and #2) were active during the same (circa 30) years!
Number #2 : It's a 1919 Cottin & Desgouttes Torpedo?
No Cottin & Desgouttes here...
Number #2 : It's a circa 1920 Cognet de Seynes Torpedo?
and let's try: number #9: Hurtu Faux Cabriolet from 1922
Quote from: João on November 08, 2010, 12:33:04 PM
Number #2 : It's a circa 1920 Cognet de Seynes Torpedo?
No CDS here.
Quote from: João on November 08, 2010, 12:33:04 PM
and let's try: number #9: Hurtu Faux Cabriolet from 1922
All correct but the year :thumbsup:
:D
Number #8 : It's a 1927 Chaigneau-brasier Conduite Interieure?
Quote from: João on November 08, 2010, 01:09:43 PM
Number #8 : It's a 1927 Chaigneau-brasier Conduite Interieure?
No Chaigneau-Brasier here...
Number #2 : 1920 Vinot-Deguingand Torpedo?
No Vinot-Deguingand here...I'll follow my clue about this...
Number #2 : It's a Vermorel Torpedo?
Number #8 : It's a Morris-Leon-Bollee Coupe?
Quote from: João on November 09, 2010, 10:08:40 AM
Number #2 : It's a Vermorel Torpedo?
Number #8 : It's a Morris-Leon-Bollee Coupe?
nope x 2
Number #2 : It's a Motobloc Torpedo?
Number #8 : It's a Majola Coupe?
Quote from: João on November 09, 2010, 11:01:48 AM
Number #8 : It's a Majola Coupe?
no Majola here.
Quote from: João on November 09, 2010, 11:01:48 AM
Number #2 : It's a Motobloc Torpedo?
Yes! I did not modify the picture but all the other pics I've got (more or less...) are much more recognizeable with that logo...
Well done!
Finally! :)
Number #10 : Hinstin Cyclecar?
Number #8 : Constantinesco Coupe?
Number #11 : Heinis Coupe Chauffeur?
Quote from: João on November 09, 2010, 01:17:48 PM
Finally! :)
Number #10 : Hinstin Cyclecar?
Number #8 : Constantinesco Coupe?
Number #11 : Heinis Coupe Chauffeur?
Nothing of all that in here.
Number #1 : Jousset Torpedo?
Number #8 : SIMA Standard Coupe?
Number #11 : Messier Coupe Chauffeur?
Quote from: João on November 09, 2010, 01:46:12 PM
Number #1 : Jousset Torpedo?
Number #8 : SIMA Standard Coupe?
Number #11 : Messier Coupe Chauffeur?
#1: :shakehead:
#8: :shakehead:
#11: Yes!
Number #1 : BNC Torpedo?
Number #8 : Buchet Coupe?
Quote from: João on November 10, 2010, 11:16:31 AM
Number #1 : BNC Torpedo?
Number #8 : Buchet Coupe?
Not here...
Number #1 : Donnet-Zedel Torpedo?
Number #4 : A.S. A2S Sport?
Number #8 : Sara Coupe?
Number #9 : Huascar Cyclecar?
Quote from: João on November 10, 2010, 11:49:53 AM
Number #1 : Donnet-Zedel Torpedo?
Number #4 : A.S. A2S Sport?
Number #8 : Sara Coupe?
Number #9 : Huascar Cyclecar?
#1 - :thumbsdown:
#4 - :thumbsdown:
#8 - :thumbsup: Can you be more specific?
#9 - :thumbsdown:
Sure! 1926 SARA 6 cyclindres Berline?
I have it as a SARA 7hp coduite interieure (why don't they just call it Berline, Sedan, Coach, etc...!)...another point for you!
Thank you :)
Number #1 : 1926 Buc Torpedo?
Number #4 : 1927 EHP Course?
Number #5 : 1926 Marguerite BO5 Torpedo Sport?
Quote from: João on November 11, 2010, 09:58:20 AM
Thank you :)
Number #1 : 1926 Buc Torpedo?
Number #4 : 1927 EHP Course?
Number #5 : 1926 Marguerite BO5 Torpedo Sport?
:shakehead:
:shakehead:
:shakehead:
No.4 is a 1923 Delfosse sport
No.5 is a 1924 Berge 7/10hp
I think the cars are in date/ age order, from oldest (1920) to youngest
Quote from: Djetset on November 19, 2010, 06:57:32 PM
No.4 is a 1923 Delfosse sport
No.5 is a 1924 Berge 7/10hp
I think the cars are in date/ age order, from oldest (1920) to youngest
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3 points for you!
Ah, I thought so, in which case:
#10 should be from 1929, and it's a Micron 3CV.
Quote from: Djetset on November 20, 2010, 06:21:51 AM
Ah, I thought so, in which case:
#10 should be from 1929, and it's a Micron 3CV.
Correct!
Only one to go!
The missing one is not a well known one, short lived maker (a couple of years circa) but you surely know its name!
It is a Croissant 18HP, naturally from 1920!
Almost had a re-think on this one, but have come back to the view that it is a 1920 Croissant 18HP.
Sorry for the delay!
You are right, and finally I can move this puzzle to the right section.
Well done to both of you.
João: 8 points
Djetset: 5 points
Some great pics here. Have any of them been modified to obscure names? If so, can the unmodified pics be posted? Thanks!
I can upload the pics you want right now, but no-one has been modified.
Nice job, lads!
Great puzzle PJ!
Quote from: Paul Jaray on November 26, 2010, 08:50:09 AM
I can upload the pics you want right now, but no-one has been modified.
Then the pics that are already there are fine. Thanks.
Here you are: