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Puzzles, Games and Name That Car => Solved AutoPuzzles => 2011 => Topic started by: Djetset on August 06, 2009, 06:31:44 PM
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Know what this is for a point?
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All quiet on the Rookie front, so time for the Experts to make some noise.
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Well, it looks German, maybe Volkswagen based.
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It is German, but no VW-based to my knowledge.
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I think this is based on a Porsche 356 - an early 1950s model. I am trying to find who did the body.
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Glöckler?
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I think you're steering down the wrong Autobahn with this one!
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So it isn't Porsche 356 based, is it so?
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Nein!
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DKW?
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I just realized that there's an Opel in the background. Got anything to do with Opel?
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Please forgive the slow response. It's got no connection with Porsche, DKW or Opel.
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BMW-based?
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Mercedes-Benz ???
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Not Mercedes nor BMW.
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Petermax Müller?
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Veritas?
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No and no.
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A shot in the dark: any connection to Brütsch?
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Not that I'm aware of.
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I am just looking at this car and I can't find it in any of my books. Those headlights and the split-windscreen, hmm, maybe Gutbrod Superior-based?
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Is it a Wendax Roadster?
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No.
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No to both the Gutbrod and the Wendax?
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No to both Gutbrod and Wendax!
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Built in Germany, based on post-war German-car?
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Yes.
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Another Champion-based special?
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Not Champion-based, and also intended for regular production (although i am uncertain as to how many were built).
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Hmm, there are fewer and fewer possibilities.
Was Lloyd a donor?
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No!
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Let me be a bit more precise, was this created in West Germany?
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Could it be an EMW car?
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And if it was built in West Germany, could this be the Espenlaub prototyp from 1952?
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I'm still not certain if this was East or West German, but I do know that it is neither an EMW or Espenlaub prototype.
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Hmm, getting interesting. Could this be built on an Adler chassis?
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No, not an Adler either!
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Any connections to the Borgward-Hansa-Goliath empire?
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No known connections with the Borgward empire.
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Oh, deleted..... :bag:
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I'm not allowed to post here Mr. Jaray, and so are you! ;D
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Why should I post here? ;D
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:popcorn:
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Time to move this up to the Pros...
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Time to move this up to the Pros...
Indeed! ;D
It's the German "Puck"
The one-off was built in 1952 by the brothers Krick from Hofgeismar. The chassis was donated by VW, the rear axle was borrowed by a Opel Kadett. The body was hand made of Aluminium.
Powered by a Zündapp KS-600 rear engine it developed 22 HP which supposedly propelled that tiny car to a top speed of 150km/h
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At last, it is indeed the German Puck, powered by a Zundap engine. Well done ;D
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Just found a letter regarding the car -
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Interisting! Do you know what it dates from?
Must be definetely before 1993..
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The letter was in Markt September 1986
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Would be interisting to know if it still exists.