Whaddyacallit #97- SOLVED - a 2'20" record by Paul Jaray: Espenlaub 1000 (1953)

[Ray B.]

Trying to find a puzzle that lasts more than a few minutes...
Ever seen this ?

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[Paul Jaray]

Espenlaub

[@re]

This guy is impossible even stranded in the desert without his famous archive. What can we do? 

[Paul Jaray]

Built by Gottlob Espenlaub, 1952/53

[Ray B.]

This guy is impossible even stranded in the desert without his famous archive. What can we do? 

I surrender.

[Paul Jaray]

 

[Carnut]

What's this car and from when does it date - for 1 point?:

ANYONE FOUND GIVING ANSWERS GLEANED BY USING GOOGLE SEARCH BY IMAGE MAY BE BANNED FOR AN INDETERMINATE PERIOD!

[kwgibbs]

did the maker of this car, also make some other car,s that were unusual?

[Carnut]

did the maker of this car, also make some other car,s that were unusual?

Yes!  The were mostly a bit left of centre!

[kwgibbs]

was this called espenlaub or something like that?

[Carnut]

was this called espenlaub or something like that?

It is an Espenlaub, yes.
So I'll lock it for you just to fill in the blanks and get your point - which will make you an Expert!

[kwgibbs]

was this called the 2/20 record by paul jaray ,1952?

[Carnut]

was this called the 2/20 record by paul jaray ,1952?

Actually I don't know who designed it, just that it's an experimental Espenlaub streamliner from around 1952, so as it's Christmas I'll give you the point and call it solved..

Which makes you an Expert!  Well done.

No more answering Rookie puzzles for you though so you'll have to forget my NEH 2321 at least for the time being!

[kwgibbs]

Thank You very much sir, your very kind!

[Carnut]

And here's the unmodified picture. 
I checked the site just to make sure it didn't say anything about Jaray but it didn't; I'm not sure he was still designing after WW2?

[Wendax]

was this called the 2/20 record by paul jaray ,1952?

What you refer to is a record by "our" Paul Jaray in solving a puzzle: http://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/index.php?topic=4266.0


Please merge!

[Carnut]

was this called the 2/20 record by paul jaray ,1952?

What you refer to is a record by "our" Paul Jaray in solving a puzzle: http://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/index.php?topic=4266.0


Please merge!

Thanks Wendax.
Can't imagine why my search simply for "Espenlaub" didn't produce this result..
I wondered where on earth kwgibbs got the 2/20 record bit and Paul Jaray's name from..
It's not really quite right to simply use an earlier identical puzzle for the answer - you should have pointed out that it was a re-post.  Anyway, perhaps you weren't to realise that so the Solving stands.

[Wendax]

This is the 1953 version of the Espenlaub 1000.

[Wendax]

Two more from that series: