This is a mystery for me.
I only have a name and nationality.
So if you can give me these two details a point can be yours.
Any additional information/photos are most welcome.
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B.N.C. 527 GS from1926 ?
Quote from: pguillem on August 13, 2011, 06:44:38 PM
B.N.C. 527 GS from1926 ?
Not that but it is French.
I only have a name for this car.
Perhaps a Pro knows?
Bugatti?! (just kidding...)
Quote from: Carnut on August 18, 2011, 11:59:54 AM
Bugatti?! (just kidding...)
It does look like it but not that!
However the name starts with a 'B'
Well, not finding anything I can put my finger on, and knowing the link to Bugatti, I will ask if it is a Ballot?
Quote from: Tackitt on August 19, 2011, 08:48:54 PM
Well, not finding anything I can put my finger on, and knowing the link to Bugatti, I will ask if it is a Ballot?
Sadly not a Ballot.....
Buc?
Not a Buc....
Unfortunately I have nothing more than a name and can't provide any further clues except that the name is more than five letters in length
Becquet?
Could it be a Bucciali Type 16?
Not Becquet or Bucciali....
A further hint - it's eight letters long
Benjamin?
Boissier?
Not Benjamin or Boissier.
I'd be surprised if anyone else knows of this car that my source informs me was the only one built.
Another hint - the first three letters are the opposite of 'good' (in English)
The name is made up of the following three elements -
1. the opposite of 'good' in English
2. the first letter of the alphabet
3. the equivalent of 'russet-red' in French
Who will be the first?
Badaroux
Quote from: Wendax on September 03, 2011, 02:56:44 PM
Badaroux
Badaroux it is.
I have never heard of this name before.
I believe only one car was built.
If anyone has more information please post it here.....
The car, christened M.B. No. 501 was built in 1927 by Maurice Badaroux and is part of the Mahy collection.