First is Belvallette
Straight into the trap.
coach5 # AUDI "Alpensieger" D - 1912 - 45 PS
#1 1909-1914 Renault AG-1 Taxi, Factory body by Renault
Could the first be one made in New Jersey?
Acme Veneer and Body Co. of Rahway?
No2: American chassis, Swiss body?
Coach#5, the Audi may have a custom body manufactured by Kathe/Halle.
No2: American chassis with American body?
No1: 1908 Renault AG photographed in 1908 at the Biscaretti Museum in Turin, Italy. I can't find its coachbuilder
No2: Hupmobile Model N Town Carrier, 1917 body by Boag and Sons, South Africa
#1 Mühlbacher?
No4: was this coachbuilder located in a big city, like Paris?
Levallois-Perret?
I called the Biscaretti Museum today, but all cars are in storage and my English and their Italian couldn't communicate
There were about 40 coachbuilders in Levallois-Perret, so far I researched about 25. Problem is I don't have the complete list, so I'll need some more help - unless someone else finds it first. So a lame question, does the first letter of the name of the coachbuilder is in the A-L range?
#1: Carrozzeria Lanza
#4: Rhéda body
keep on trying!
I called the Biscaretti Museum today, but all cars are in storage and my English and their Italian couldn't communicate.The Turin Museum is now open! I spent a lot of time searching for every badge around that car and I found....:
Yes!!! Finally!:thumbsup:
I did the same thing 2 years ago :lmao:
Congratulations!!
Only going there to know this Carrozzeria!
Repusseau?
:o Is the chassis from the USA?
From Canada?
I have no idea, South American?
From Brazil?
Argentina?
Anasagasti?