Please respond below if you know the make, model designation and who did the coachwork of this car.
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I don't know any details about this car, other than it's a 1950 Riley RMC cabriolet with bodywork by Verheul of Waddinxveen, in the Netherlands, who I think are principally known for making buses.
Verheul was a coach builder, that turned to busses, like many of it's competitors. They made some trucks under the Verheul brand, after Amsterdam-based company Kromhout stopped making trucks. Verheul used to be a big coach bulder for Kromhout with cabs for trucks and bus bodies on Kromhout-chassis. It was taken over by Leyland in the 60's, but a big fire made an end to the production of busses.
Design of the Verheul body seems to be by Cees Akkermans of carrosseriebedrijf Akkermans
Quote from: Tom_I on January 03, 2011, 09:55:10 AM
I don't know any details about this car, other than it's a 1950 Riley RMC cabriolet with bodywork by Verheul of Waddinxveen, in the Netherlands, who I think are principally known for making buses.
I think you're right, but have to check it at home later.
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