SOLVED! -PJ89- Streamline Time!

[faksta]

I hope there would be something left from what I know when (if) the puzzle will be moved. Great one! I always liked this type of cars.

[Paul Jaray]

I think 20 of them will be quite easy, then the rest will be a bit harder...
I will move it soon...

[ftg3plus4]

Found some more right here on the site as well:

s11 - 1929 Hungerford Rocket.
s20 - Richard Crossley's 1936 Aerocoupe

[Paul Jaray]

Alright, since nobody else is taking a chance, I'll move it now!
s11 - 1929 Hungerford Rocket.
s20 - Richard Crossley's 1936 Aerocoupe
Both correct!

[Paul Jaray]

s1 - 1933 Fuller Dymaxion I Airflow   
s2 - 1934 McQuay-Norris Streamliner
s3 - 1932 Bergholt Streamline
s4 - 1936 Arrowhead Teardrop Car
s5 - 1932 Martin Aerodynamic
s7 - 1936 Tucker
s8 - 1939 Hunt House-Car
s9 - 1930 Hariss Steam prototype
s10 - 1935 Hoppe & Streuer streamliner
s11 - 1929 Hungerford Rocket
s12 - 1935 Diehl streamliner
s13 - 1939 Thomas streamlined coupe
s14 - 1935 Mystery Car Electric
s15 - 1942 Lusk Cycle Bus
s16 - 1937 Pribil Housecar
s18 - 1935 Tjaarda Sterkenburg
s19 - 1932 Arrow Plane
s20 - 1936 Richard Crossley's Aerocoupe
s21 - 1937 Christman & Quiggle Streamliner
s22 - 1934 Bendix
s23 - 1937 Cricket Nr 3
s24 - 1931 Bell Geddes motorcar
s25 - 1936 Stout Scarab
s26 - 1936 Harris Front Drive Special
s27 - 1938 Vacca streamliner
s29 - 1937 Lewis Airomobile prototype
s30 - 1938 Heinz Comet
s31 - 1931 Briggs sedan by Tjaarda
s32 - 1933 Pierce Arrow Silver Arrow sedan
s33 - 1936 Bridges

[DynaMike]

s18 is the Sterkenburg by John Tjaarda. Not sure about the year, though.
s31 looks like the 1934 car that John Tjaarda made for Briggs.

The answer "1933 Pierce Arrow Silver Arrow" belongs to s32, not to s22 

[Paul Jaray]

s31 looks like the 1934 car that John Tjaarda made for Briggs.

Weren't  you tired of the same old pic?

s18 is the Sterkenburg by John Tjaarda. Not sure about the year, though.

Yes! This wasn't so easy! You have a gooood eye! About the years, no problem, some of them are known, others not. I found this in a '35 magazine.

The answer "1933 Pierce Arrow Silver Arrow" belongs to s32, not to s22 

You are right...I need a break!

[DynaMike]

About the Sterkenburg, I found that John Tjaarda started designing it in 1926. But they didn't tell when the version shown here was finished. Automobilia - la revue de l'histoire automobile, #69, juillet - août 2004. In the same magazine they show the Briggs by Tjaarda, but without a proper name. Both are regarded as prototypes that eventually result in the Lincoln Zephyr.

[Paul Jaray]

Can you post a better pic for that?

[DynaMike]

I'd like to, but since I still live in the Middle Ages, I don't have a scanner nor a digital camera... I'll ask a friend of mine to make some scans or pics, but I'm not sure when that will be, since he's a busy man...
The Sterkenburg pic is a drawing seen from above (bird's view); the Briggs car is shown in several pics taken on the 1934 Chicago exhibition "Century of Progress" (Briggs stand), also with an interior shot and two shots of the (Ford) V8 engine. They say that the engine is behind the rear axle ('en porte à faux'), but it is clearly visible that it is placed in front of it. there is also a picture of John Tjaarda in front of the car, in a later configuration with air intakes in front of the rear fenders and with 'normal' headlights (like on your pic) - the car had sort of semi-built-in headlights when it was exhibited in Chicago.
In another boek ("Amerikaanse Automobielen 1929-1949" by Frank van der Heul, Uitgeverij Elmar, Rijswijk 1990) i found the same pic of the Sterkenburg as yours, but in a very bad quality (too much contrast).

[jotage21]

s8 - Hunt House-Car

[jotage21]

s9 - Hariss Steam, 1930´s
s12 - Diehl 1935

[jotage21]

s16 - Pribil Housecar

[jotage21]

s23 - Cricket Nr 3, 1937
s24 - Bell Geddes

[jotage21]

s13 - Thomas 1939
s33 - Bridges 1936

[jotage21]

s10 - Hoppe & Streuer 1935

[jotage21]

s15 - Lusk Cycle Bus, 1942

[jotage21]

s14 - Mystery Car Electric 1935

[jotage21]

s7 - Tucker 1936
s27 - Vacca 1938

[Paul Jaray]

 

[Paul Jaray]

s7 - Tucker 1936
s8 - Hunt House-Car 1939
s9 - Hariss Steam prototype 1930
s10 - Hoppe & Streuer streamliner 1935
s12 - Diehl streamliner 1935
s13 - Thomas streamlined coupe 1939
s14 - Mystery Car Electric 1935
s15 - Lusk Cycle Bus, 1942
s16 - Pribil Housecar 1937
s23 - Cricket Nr 3, 1937
s24 - Bell Geddes motorcar 1931
s27 - Vacca streamliner 1938
s33 - Bridges 1936

Correct x 13!

[Paul Jaray]

before it's too late...
only s6, s17, s19 and s28 left!
wrong section! please can someone move this to the pro's?

[Ray B.]

s 19 is the Arrowplane (all I've got now, have to search further).

1932. Build under the auspices of Lyman Voelpel of Chicago.

[Paul Jaray]

s19 - Correct!

[Allemano]

before it's too late...
only s6, s17, s19 and s28 left!
wrong section! please can someone move this to the pro's?

Did you forget this or am I too blind to see? 

s30 - Rust Heinz' Autocar Comet (1938)

think it's a repost, but wasn't mentioned here before!