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Solved - NEH 1955: Panhard Junior Di Rosa prototype No.1 - 1951

Started by Carnut, July 25, 2012, 05:37:50 AM

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Carnut

What's this, by whom, why and from when - for 1 point?:

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frederick59

is it a Simca from 1950?

Carnut

Quote from: frederick59 on July 25, 2012, 08:45:50 AM
is it a Simca from 1950?

Period not far off, but it's not a Simca.
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Carnut

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frederick59


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frederick59

Panhard Dyna junior 1951?

Carnut

Quote from: frederick59 on July 26, 2012, 05:45:56 AM
Panhard Dyna junior 1951?

Yes, it's a Panhard Junior from 1951.
But I still need more for the point.
Exactly what is it, by whom and why?
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frederick59

okay found it it's a prototype by di Rosa 1951

Carnut

Quote from: frederick59 on July 26, 2012, 06:06:56 AM
okay found it it's a prototype by di Rosa 1951

Yes, but it's not just 'a prototype'.
So what is it exactly?!
And why was it made but not produced?
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frederick59

drawn by Jean Lemaitre this car was meant for the us market but never made it because of the korean war project car

Carnut

Quote from: frederick59 on July 26, 2012, 08:46:22 AM
drawn by Jean Lemaitre this car was meant for the us market but never made it because of the korean war project car

Well, OK, I'll give you the point.
But this was the first di Rosa car after he went on his own, and the first prototype of a model for the US market (as you say) but which the Americans didn't like so it was back to the drawing board..

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Allemano

Quote from: Carnut on July 26, 2012, 08:48:34 AM
but which the Americans didn't like so it was back to the drawing board..
No surprise. Mr. Lemaitre failed to design the rear end like le maître.

qwaszx

Panhard was sued by de Rosa who went out of business when he couldn't supply plans and parts for this car. When Panhard optimised the shell and structure it was quite succesfull since it was cheaper than the aluminum Dyna X 4door saloon. With the sprint engines this car would go t0 125 km/h. When Panhard restructured its factory switching from Duna X to Dyna Z this was the only model they produced.
No wonder Panhard had to ask Citroën for financial help and offer them production capacity in return...

I like this Dyna Junior a lot with its toy-like shape and size. It corners like hell BTW.

Carnut

Quote from: qwaszx on July 26, 2012, 02:27:47 PM
I like this Dyna Junior a lot with its toy-like shape and size. It corners like hell BTW.

I love it too, although it really does look like a toy, as you say..!
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