Solved: PN #107 -- Jeep 1-ton truck, made by Th. Anwander's Söhne, Bregenz, Austria, 1947

[Vincent Vell Vet]

I say with a smirk, Birk?

Thanks for bearing with me on this. I'm very interested to know the history.

[pnegyesi]

Still not the right one

[Vincent Vell Vet]

Wehinger? (not a cool name for a truck!)  "You drive a Wehinger, HAHA!"

[pnegyesi]

Nope

[Vincent Vell Vet]

Schneider ? ? ? 

[pnegyesi]

Nope

[Vincent Vell Vet]

Jeesisss H. Chrysler, it would have to be the last one, wouldn't it!!!
So it's got to be Anawander, right?

[pnegyesi]

So eventually you got there my friend

"In Bregenz-Kennelbach-Vorarlberg baut die Karosseriefabrik Th. Anwander's Söhne diesen 1-ton-Kleinlastwagen auf dem Jeep-Chassis"

Th. Anwander's Sons made this 1-ton small truck on the basis of a Jeep in Bregenz-Kennelbach-Vorarlberg in 1947.

Today the Anwander family is an Opel dealer.

Two points for you!

[Vincent Vell Vet]

Wow, THAT was easy.  haha!

Thanks for your added info. I find this truck interesting.
I'm surprised it's a 1-ton!
Is there a source I could check out to learn a little more about these?

[pnegyesi]

I found this car in an old issue of Austro Motor. Maybe you'd contact the current Anwander company and see if they got any photos and info!

[Vincent Vell Vet]

Yes, I was thinking of doing just that as I have searched and searched on the web and can't find a single word or pic anywhere!

[Otto Puzzell]

Looks like "Vinnie The Torch" was tying to ID this at the very same time. 

[Vincent Vell Vet]

Yep, that's me!
I need all the help can get to even begin to keep up with you guys!

[Wendax]

On a 1949 magazine cover:

[DeAutogids]

Should it not be "Anwanders" instead of "Anwander's"?