6 cars - 6 coachbuilders
I want to know the name of them : 1 point for the car and another for the coachbuilder!
Have fun ;)
First is Belvallette
Quote from: Bugace on July 01, 2010, 06:21:05 PM
First is Belvallette
Hi and welcome Bugace!
Unfortunately not a Belvallette body.
Straight into the trap.
Quote from: Bugace on July 01, 2010, 06:40:13 PM
Straight into the trap.
;D Yes..this one is not that easy ;D
coach5 # AUDI "Alpensieger" D - 1912 - 45 PS
Quote from: milos62 on July 02, 2010, 09:27:16 AM
coach5 # AUDI "Alpensieger" D - 1912 - 45 PS
Yes it´s! only 1 point for you
#1 1909-1914 Renault AG-1 Taxi, Factory body by Renault
Quote from: yves on July 02, 2010, 01:59:39 PM
#1 1909-1914 Renault AG-1 Taxi, Factory body by Renault
Yes,it´s a Renault but it´s not a factory job...remember,coachbuilt puzzle!
Could the first be one made in New Jersey?
Acme Veneer and Body Co. of Rahway?
Quote from: Bugace on July 02, 2010, 08:00:10 PM
Could the first be one made in New Jersey?
Acme Veneer and Body Co. of Rahway?
No,sorry :-\ Not from USA!
Expert time!
Pro time!
No2: American chassis, Swiss body?
Quote from: pnegyesi on July 08, 2010, 02:11:50 AM
No2: American chassis, Swiss body?
American chassis yes! but not a Swiss body.
Coach#5, the Audi may have a custom body manufactured by Kathe/Halle.
Quote from: grobmotorix on July 09, 2010, 02:33:47 PM
Coach#5, the Audi may have a custom body manufactured by Kathe/Halle.
No :-\
I happened upon it just by chance: coach #3 is a 1913 Delahaye Type 32 Double Phaéton by Passerat & Radiguet.
BTW coach5, which is an Audi 22/55 PS, typ "E" Phaeton from 1913 is the 2nd oldest Audi which exists today. It was bodied by Reinhold Walther in Grossenhain
Coach6 is a Daimler 20/70 Model Q of 1927, with "doctor's coupé" bodywork by Sanderson & Holmes Ltd of Derby, UK.
No2: French body?
No4: Again, French body?
Finally some good and complete answers!!
pnegyesi,number #04 Yes! #02 don´t have a French body...
So let´s go :
#01 - 1910 Renault Type AG Landaulette by F.Trayter & C. - Yves and Illuvatar
#02 - 1917 Hupmobile Model N Town Carriage by Boag & Sons (South African coachbuilder) - pnegyesi
#03 - 1913 Delahaye Type 32 Double Phaéton by Passerat & Radiguet - Ehhxekt
#04 - 1913 Anasagasti Coupé de Ville by Repusseau - guido66
#05 - 1913 Audi 22/55 PS Typ E Phaeton by Reinhold Walther - pnegyesi and milos62
#06 - 1927 Daimler 20/70 Model Q Doctor's Coupé by Sanderson & Holmes Ltd of Derby - Tom_I
pnegyesi - 3 points
guido66 - 2 points
Ehhxekt - 2 points
Tom_I - 2 points
Yves - 1 point
Iluvatar - 1 point
milos62 - 1 point
No1 looks very much like the 1910 Renault AX "taxi de la marne" bodied by Audineau &Cie which was auctioned off by RM Auctions in 2008
No2: European body?
No4: long-living coachbuilder (more than 10 years?)
Triple no...
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
Quote from: pnegyesi on October 03, 2010, 01:42:43 PM
No2: American chassis with American body?
Only the chassis is from America.
Quote from: pnegyesi on October 03, 2010, 01:55:41 PM
No1: 1908 Renault AG photographed in 1908 at the Biscaretti Museum in Turin, Italy. I can't find its coachbuilder
Yes! I saw this Renault last year when I visited the temporary exposition at Corso Massimo d´Azeglio ( Palazzo Esposizioni ) and this is a very special car! with an Italian body!
1- perhaps a Castagna body?
Good guess,but no...it´s MUCH more obscure.
No2: Hupmobile Model N Town Carrier, 1917 body by Boag and Sons, South Africa
Quote from: pnegyesi on October 05, 2010, 01:09:41 AM
No2: Hupmobile Model N Town Carrier, 1917 body by Boag and Sons, South Africa
That´s it! Congrats!
Can you give us a clue for the last one?
Ok,French body on a non French car.. ;D
Is #4 a Belgian chassis?
1 - Locati & torretta coachwork?
4 - Kellner body, British chassis?
Not a Locati & Torretta body...but you´re in the right direction of darkness
Not a Belgian or British chassis or Kellner body!
No4: European chassis?
4- your earlier reply to pnegyesi suggests that this coachbuilder was active for less than ten years, do you confirm this?
and is this a Fiat chassis?
1 - Carrozzeria Fert ?
This is my last uneducated guess, promise!!
Not an European chassis so,not Fiat.
I´m not sure but I believe so...He made Panhards,Delages...and many others...
Not a Carrozzeria Fert bodied Renault.
#1 Mühlbacher?
Quote from: Iluvatar on October 14, 2010, 05:37:40 AM
#1 Mühlbacher?
Hi Iluvatar !
Not Mühlbacher....it´s an Italian bodied Renault
No4: was this coachbuilder located in a big city, like Paris?
Quote from: pnegyesi on November 04, 2010, 04:31:44 AM
No4: was this coachbuilder located in a big city, like Paris?
I believe so!
In Paris?
In the northwestern suburbs of Paris ;)
Neuilly-sur-seine?
Not this one
Levallois-Perret?
Was No4 bodied by Manessius?
No,try an older Carrossier...
Back to my bad guesses:
#1: Carrozzeria Belloni?
#4: Boulogne body?
No and No....
BTW : Happy Birthday pnegyesi!!!!!!!!
:drink: :drink:
Thanks!
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?
QuoteI called the Biscaretti Museum today, but all cars are in storage and my English and their Italian couldn't communicate
That's what I call investigation!
QuoteThere 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?
No,it's in the other range.
...and the hunt goes on.
#1: Carrozzeria Lanza
#4: Rhéda body
Quote#1: Carrozzeria Lanza
No...
Quote#4: Rhéda body
No...
keep on trying!
Quote from: João on November 15, 2010, 05:58:16 PM
keep on trying!
Indeed!
so:
#1: Anelli e Volpiano
#4: Chevallier
No and no...number #4 : it's in the M-Z range! ;)
Quote from: pnegyesi on November 15, 2010, 11:53:25 AMI 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....:
Carrozzeria Automobili
F. Trayter & C.
Milano
Via Giuseppe Meda n°11
Is it the name you are looking for??
MPC
Yes!!! Finally!
I did the same thing 2 years ago :lmao:
Congratulations!!
Only going there to know this Carrozzeria!
Another picture :
Quote from: João on April 28, 2011, 11:25:32 AM
Yes!!! Finally!
I did the same thing 2 years ago :lmao:
Congratulations!!
Only going there to know this Carrozzeria!
:thumbsup:
Is the name of the last coachbuilder one word or more?
Just one name starting with R
Let's finish this one!
Repusseau?
Quote from: guido66 on June 06, 2011, 02:54:31 PM
Repusseau?
Yes!!! Now just find the car and the point is yours!
Locked for you!
:o Is the chassis from the USA?
Quote from: guido66 on June 06, 2011, 03:27:39 PM
:o Is the chassis from the USA?
Not this America... ;) Still locked!
From Canada?
I have no idea, South American?
From Brazil?
Argentina?
Anasagasti?
Quote from: guido66 on June 07, 2011, 04:23:49 PM
Anasagasti?
Yes! It's an Anasagasti with Coupé de Ville coachwork by Repusseau!
Congrats Guido ;) Now I can move this old puzzle!
Well done everybody.