Another coach for identification.
Make, coachbuilder and year please.
Perhaps, Pegaso?
Expertise required...
French chassis?
Chousson?
Berliet PLR 10 base?
Unic?
Panhard K173 base?
Quote from: max on November 25, 2012, 01:15:55 PM
Panhard K173 base?
Not Panhard but they were also a car manufacturer.....
Simca?
there were many famous french makes some time ago!!
1st guess in that case Bugatti ;)
Delahaye?
Quote from: max on November 26, 2012, 09:57:57 AM
Delahaye?
Yes it's a Delahaye.
LOCKED for you to provide a year and the coachbuilder.
On the assumption that the next stand along belonged to Berna, I suppose there is a Swiss connection. A coach looking like that would definitely brighten-up the M6 on a rainy day, which would make it a Gangloff - say 1954 or 1955?
Quote from: max on November 26, 2012, 12:02:49 PM
On the assumption that the next stand along belonged to Berna, I suppose there is a Swiss connection. A coach looking like that would definitely brighten-up the M6 on a rainy day, which would make it a Gangloff - say 1954 or 1955?
No Swiss connection I'm afraid and it's older than 1954/55.
Have another Try before I open it again.
Thank you kindly. Quick guess then - Heuliez. Butit can't be that much older than 1954. 1952?
Quote from: max on November 26, 2012, 02:04:21 PM
Thank you kindly. Quick guess then - Heuliez. Butit can't be that much older than 1954. 1952?
Not Heuliez and older than 1952!
OPEN again
Figoni?
Chapron?
Postel?
Autocar?
Pros?
It is a French coachbuilder?
Di Rosa ?
Rotrou?
It is a French coachbuilder, not obscure but not Di Rosa or Rotrou.....
Belle clot ?
Not Belle Clot....
Amiot?
Tirbois?
Currus ?
Not Tirbois or Currus.....
They also constructed bodies for cars
Besset ?
Quote from: SACO on December 08, 2012, 05:14:18 PM
Besset ?
Not Besset but you're in the correct half of the alphabet....
Gangloff?
Frappa ?
Not Gangloff or Frappa.
The carrosserie were more well-known for their commercial vehicle coachwork than for cars I believe
Grange ?
Pelpel?
Le Bastard ?
Gruau?
Quote from: SACO on December 08, 2012, 05:58:03 PM
Le Bastard ?
Yes, we have a winner!
It's a Delahaye bodied by Le Bastard - well done :applause:
Quote from: woodinsight on December 08, 2012, 06:04:43 PM
Quote from: SACO on December 08, 2012, 05:58:03 PM
Le Bastard ?
Yes, we have a winner!
It's a Delahaye bodied by Le Bastard - well done :applause:
A striking resemblance with this DAF bodied by Verleure (as shown in the right part of the windshield) presented at the Brussels Show. It was owned by Selecta Cars.