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Puzzles, Games and Name That Car => Solved AutoPuzzles => 2012 => Topic started by: Carnut on May 09, 2012, 07:30:30 AM
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Identify this car and its builder for 1 point:
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Experts?
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Viotti ? ;D
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Viotti ? ;D
No!
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I'll ask the obvious: Is it a coachbuilt "woody wagon" (or brake or break or kombi or...) based on a VW Beetle (or kafer or....)?
RtR
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I'll ask the obvious: Is it a coachbuilt "woody wagon" (or brake or break or kombi or...) based on a VW Beetle (or kafer or....)?
RtR
It is, yes.
What I really want to know is who built it, when and what did they call it!
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Just a guess - built by REME?
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Just a guess - built by REME?
Not them!
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Was it a German coachbuilder.?
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Was it a German coachbuilder.?
Yes.
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Rometsch ?
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Rometsch ?
Not them..
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???
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Yes, Wendler is correct!
Now, what did they call it?
Locked for Hondast.
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Woody Bug?
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??? Holz Kafer?
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Woody Bug?
??? Holz Kafer?
Suppose that's pretty much the same thing in two languages!
But Holz Käfer is indeed what Wendler called it!
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Do you have a contemporary proof that Wendler called it that way or are you just referring to the well-known Belgian site? It should be "Holzkäfer" or at least "Holz-Käfer" anyway, but perhaps "holz kafer" is just a (lousy) translation of the American description as a Woody Beetle?
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Do you have a contemporary proof that Wendler called it that way or are you just referring to the well-known Belgian site? It should be "Holzkäfer" or at least "Holz-Käfer" anyway, but perhaps "holz kafer" is just a (lousy) translation of the American description as a Woody Beetle?
Actually I got it from Coachbuild.com (not contemporary of course but nevertheless quite authoritative), but I will check it..
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A rare photo of the Wendler Volkswagen: