Solved: Wendax 719 - BMW 328 Coupé by Nørrebros Karrosserifabrik

[Wendax]

No points for the base car, an easy point for the man who was responsible for this coupe conversion.

For one point, please respond and identify base car and builder.

[Wendax]

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[Ecnelis]

Obviously BMW-based? 328-based?

[Wendax]

Yes, this is a coupe conversion of a BMW 328.

[targhediferro]

Maybe a Kamm conversion?

[Wendax]

No

[Wendax]

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[Allemano]

Viggo Peterson built this 328 'shooting brake'.

[Wendax]

Despite the typo  I will give you the point. This BMW 328 was rebuilt and driven by the Danish Viggo Petersen who was also responsible for this Panhard: http://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/index.php?topic=22233.0
He also developed this car service swing ramp:

[Wendax]

The car will appear at this year's Klassikwelt Bodensee:

[grobmotorix]

 

[Wendax]

The car today:

[grobmotorix]

Weird proportions - I like that they kept is as originally as possible.
It shows its history with pride.

[fromwien]

Please be so kind and identify this car in ALL its details

[fromwien]

Up to the Experts

[mekubb]

BMW 317 / 318 ?

[fromwien]

No

[FrontMan]

BMW 328, with Kommenda/Reuter body from a Typ 8 Porche design for Wanderer ?

[fromwien]

Only "BMW 328" is the correct part of your answer

[knewit]

A special 328 (Chassis nr. 85139) converted in Denmark at the end of the 1950s by Arnold Lansner.

[fromwien]

Yes correct. Please find the coachbuilder, then the point will be yours
LOCKED

[knewit]

Karosseriefabrik Nørrebro - Ernst Jørgensen

[fromwien]

Yes, it is! One more point for you!

[Wendax]

Merged with an earlier thread where this BMW 328 (chassis # 85139) was credited to its former owner Viggo Petersen, but I think the Bilhistorisk Tidsskrift is a very reliable source. So I changed the subject description.