SAC#22 :Bianchi V-03 Aurelia 1,4 l 1949

Started by SACO, December 18, 2011, 03:26:42 AM

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Majeko

Was it built after WW2?


Paul Jaray

Is the maker not enough?
This car is not obscure at all, expecially now that you know who built it and when!
Majeko can't post anymore here, but 90% of the work has been done already!   ;)

Paul Jaray

Ok, no one recognized it.
It was not hard to find out that Bianchi built a prototype called Aurelia in 1949.
It was known as V-03 and had a 4-cylinder, 1.4cc and 125hp engine.
An easy Expert point is gone.
Moved & merged ;)

pguillem

Quote from: Paul Jaray on February 19, 2015, 05:21:57 AM
Ok, no one recognized it.
It was not hard to find out that Bianchi built a prototype called Aurelia in 1949.
It was known as V-03 and had a 4-cylinder, 1.4cc and 125hp engine.
An easy Expert point is gone.
Moved & merged ;)

The Bianchi Aurelia is not very well documented in the Internet, except on the baron von Thyssen site and a small reference made by SACO3 on a french forum.  Anyway, thanks for the image !

Paul Jaray

Probably you are right...it's always easy when you know the answer.
Here you are the unmodified pic.

thorax

Quote from: pguillem on February 26, 2015, 12:02:26 PM
Quote from: Paul Jaray on February 19, 2015, 05:21:57 AM
Ok, no one recognized it.
It was not hard to find out that Bianchi built a prototype called Aurelia in 1949.
It was known as V-03 and had a 4-cylinder, 1.4cc and 125hp engine.
An easy Expert point is gone.
Moved & merged ;)

The Bianchi Aurelia is not very well documented in the Internet, except on the baron von Thyssen site and a small reference made by SACO3 on a french forum.  Anyway, thanks for the image !
I don't know this site!
FRIUL LIBAR

Carnut

Quote from: thorax on March 06, 2015, 03:25:09 AM
Quote from: pguillem on February 26, 2015, 12:02:26 PM
The Bianchi Aurelia is not very well documented in the Internet, except on the baron von Thyssen site and a small reference made by SACO3 on a french forum.  Anyway, thanks for the image !
I don't know this site!

It's absolutely riddled with errors and incorrect facts and is best avoided unless there really is no alternative!
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