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Solved - NEH 1491: Spohn Jaguar (MKVII?) Coupe - 1957

Started by Carnut, January 16, 2012, 09:12:19 AM

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Carnut

For 1 point identify this car, who built it and when?

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Carnut

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Siata1

Jaguar 3,4 litre by Spohn Ravensburg, ca. 1956

Carnut

Quote from: Siata1 on January 23, 2012, 05:59:52 AM
Jaguar 3,4 litre by Spohn Ravensburg, ca. 1956

You know the car.
But according to my info it's a different Jaguar model and slightly different date (which may or may not be more accurate..)

Locked for you to come up with the same model I have.
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Siata1

Please unlock it - I have only this information.

Carnut

No, I'll give you the point as information on this car is so sparse.
I had it as a MkVII but I have no proof that that's what it is, so it could equally be an XK140!
Perhaps some Jaguar expert can add more information?
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D-type

The bonnet and the grille don't look XK140, Mk V or 3.4 litre (better known as a Mk 1) which are the other candidates so I would think it must be Mk VII based - remember that the Mk VII was also a 3.4 litre car.
Duncan Rollo

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barrett

Amazingly this popped up in the background to the 1957 film "Schön ist die Welt" which somebody has just added to IMCDB (and of course nobody knew what it was  ;) )

Carnut

Blimey!
Maybe it belonged to the producer or director or one of the stars?
It can't just have been chance!
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