What's this and who built it, for 1 point?
Panhard Dyna Allemano
Quote from: alvis1 on January 28, 2011, 05:26:07 PM
Panhard Dyna Allemano
That would be a re-post:
www.autopuzzles.com/forum/index.php?topic=9325.0
But the car
is a Panhard Dyna so it's locked until your next reply for you to tell me who built it?
Experts?
Well, there is one German book source, calling it a Panhard Dyna Allemano. But as I know that this author, despite having unearthed many information especially about microcars, isn't too reliable, I am interested to see what you have as the car's name and whereabouts.
Quote from: Wendax on February 12, 2011, 01:13:58 PM
Well, there is one German book source, calling it a Panhard Dyna Allemano. But as I know that this author, despite having unearthed many information especially about microcars, isn't too reliable, I am interested to see what you have as the car's name and whereabouts.
It might just be right..
I have it as something else but despite endless searching I have been unable to find any more evidence to corroborate what I have.
I'll keep digging but perhaps someone will come up with the same answer I have from the same source and be able to comment on it?
Haphazardly, I find PANHARD COUPE CARROZETO. Could it be the answer ?
Quote from: pguillem on February 12, 2011, 01:51:53 PM
Haphazardly, I find PANHARD COUPE CARROZETO. Could it be the answer ?
Yes it is!
But who are Carozzeto?
Someone will know the answer to that one, and let's see if it's just a corruption of Carrozzeria Allemano, in which case I'll have to re-think some of my answers..!
We need an Italian speaker. I think that carrozeto simply means coachbuilt
'Carrozeto' or 'Carozzeto' is not an Italian word.
Probably it was 'Carrozzato', that means 'Coachbuilt'.
I have it on very good authority (the best!) that this car is in fact another Allemano-bodied Panhard Dyna.
It is very similar to the car pictured below, which has actually featured as a puzzle before, but differs in the frontal treatment and the air outlets in the flanks.
So, I'm awarding alvis1 the point as he was first to identify it correctly.
Sorry for the confusion!
Quote from: pguillem on February 12, 2011, 01:51:53 PM
Haphazardly, I find PANHARD COUPE CARROZETO. Could it be the answer ?
I found the same name in a site where you can find some rare gems, such as:
ALFA ROMEO C6 2500 COMPETIZIONE
MASSERATI A6 ZAGATO
FERRARI 250GTR and 330PZ
FERRARI CG50 GIUGI ARO
ARENZ CABRIOLET LA BALEINE
BUGATTI ROYALE 4L
ISOTTA FRASHINI LANDAULET
LAVAL 1300 CG
PANHARD PIETRA
PANHARD BARCCHETTA X86
...
Most people can't spell and to read some internet blogs is hilarious. Many are incomprehensible, the English is so bad or badly spelt.
At least on AutoPuzzles the standard of English is (quite!) good..