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Puzzles, Games and Name That Car => Solved AutoPuzzles => 2012 => Topic started by: Carnut on November 08, 2012, 07:40:57 AM
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Any ideas what this might be, when and where it's from, and what its motive power is?
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crosley-related ?
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crosley-related ?
I wondered who would be first to ask that, but I'm afraid it has no Crosley connection at all!
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was this car made in the orient?
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was this car made in the orient?
No!
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Experts?
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I'm guessing that it's a pedal car of some kind, nicely detailed but still of toddler-like proportions.
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any gregory ties ?
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I'm guessing that it's a pedal car of some kind, nicely detailed but still of toddler-like proportions.
No, it's a proper car with an engine!
any gregory ties ?
None!
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Elto?
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Elto?
No.
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is this american ?
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is this american ?
Yes!
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by any chance, is this car, called the monte ?
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by any chance, is this car, called the monte ?
It's not the name I saw, but I couldn't say with certainty that it's not!
If you have something on it you could send by PM I'll look into it.
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Professionals?
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any playboy connection ?
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any playboy connection ?
None!
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is this the 1946 Inman , by frank inman, of goose creek,texas ?
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is this the 1946 Inman , by frank inman, of goose creek,texas ?
I'm afraid it isn't, no!
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cortez 1947 by john tjaarda ?
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cortez 1947 by john tjaarda ?
No.
I don't actually know its name, just when and where it's from and what powers it..
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US, early 50s, flathead V8?
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early kaiser prototype ?
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early kaiser prototype ?
No..
US, early 50s, flathead V8?
..but Yes!
That's about all I know about this car.
Here's the blurb that accompanied the picture:
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Of all the cars at this years Americana Festival I thought this one was the most interesting. Cobbled together some 60 years ago, it is not a Crosley Hot Shot as I first thought. Some old guy, probably now dead, put this together years ago by piecing various body parts on a fabricated frame. It is powered by a Ford 60 h.p. flathead v-8. Back in those days people were truly ingenious, working with little money but excellent craft skills and creativity.
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