ADG 74 - SOLVED- 1923 Holverter Car. Patent holder: A.A. Holle. Built by French's Motor Engineering

Started by 75america, June 07, 2013, 06:22:02 AM

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75america

Is there an Expert who recognizes this one?

ropat53

Is it German, the radiator could be of a NAW?

75america

Not from Germany.

ropat53


75america

It's not from France.

ropat53


75america


ropat53

Italian, is this the prototype the Fiat SPA TL37 trattore leggero was to be based on?
The radiator looks T13 Bugatti, but the engine does not, Diatto?

75america

Not Italian.
But the engine came from a company that had it's roots in Italy (I don't think the engine itself came from Italy)...
And there does as well exist a drawing of an Italian car-rolling chassis which applies this patent...

ropat53

Is it Miklós Straussler patent, manufactured by Manfred Weiss of Csepel, in Hungary?

75america

Different patent.  Different maker.  Different country.

75america


sixtee5cuda

This is the 1923 Holverter Car.  Designed by patent holder A.A. Holle of Belgium, and built by French's Motor Engineering Works in London.

Equipped with four-wheel independent suspension, four-wheel drive, and also four-wheel steering.  Steering can be set so the rear wheels are steered in either the opposite or the same direction as the front wheels.

75america

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Quote from: sixtee5cuda on July 06, 2013, 09:54:25 AM
This is the 1923 Holverter Car.  Designed by patent holder A.A. Holle of Belgium, and built by French's Motor Engineering Works in London.

Equipped with four-wheel independent suspension, four-wheel drive, and also four-wheel steering.  Steering can be set so the rear wheels are steered in either the opposite or the same direction as the front wheels.

Alexander Albert Holle came from Holland, not Belgium.  He lived in London.
Engine came from Anzani.

In the Alfa Romeo Archives, there is a drawing present that uses the same 'Chassis Holle' technique.  The drawing is signed 'A. Fedi, 18-3-1926'.  Strange is that the text on the drawing is in French, not Italian.

More of this patent can be found through Google Patents => N° 1476447

A well deserved point.


And can some editor please move this to the Solved section.  :bag:

Otto Puzzell

You wanna be the man, you gotta Name That Car!

sixtee5cuda

Would it be all right, if I posted a link to a video of Mr. Holle demonstrating another version of the car for the King of Spain?


sixtee5cuda

(This was a fun puzzle.)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jeoBHhwSh9c

I think you can see the car steering all four wheels during the off-road trials.

pnegyesi

Please ID the builder of this car for a point

pnegyesi


richard cuyler


pnegyesi

yes and you can find plenty of info on this online

pnegyesi