For a point, what is the car make, model, and what company designed the body?
Fiat 525?
No, not Fiat.
Up a level.
American?
Not American.
French?
Citroen C6? Perhaps by Kellner?
QuoteCitroen C6? Perhaps by Kellner?
No, but a good guess.
The steering wheels looks like a Bugatti...but not so the wheels and radiator. Is it an Hotchkiss?
Not a Hotchkiss.
Peugeot.
Yes, it's a Peugeot. LOCKED for you to tell me the model and the coach builder. I'll give you a couple of attempts.
Well, I think it could be a 183 D by Gaston Grummer.
QuoteWell, I think it could be a 183 D by Gaston Grummer.
No, not a Type 183. I'll think you'll get the model. Not Grummer, but just as well known.
It seems to be quite big, I guess 184 and Letourneur & Marchand.
QuoteIt seems to be quite big, I guess 184 and Letourneur & Marchand.
No, not a type 184. Close, but think earlier. Not a Letourneur & Marchand. There are a few cabriolets with similar coachwork on the internet, but none quite the same as on this Peugeot.
LOCKED for one more try.
I have not many ideas...you said that 184 is a close answer, and to look earlier: but I found no Peugeot model earlier than 1928-9, close to 184, and with matching measures. The only earlier Peugeot that kept a non aerodonamic look for some years longer, and big dimension, is the 601. I haven't found a better replay, so I try with 601 by Belvalette.
QuoteI have not many ideas...you said that 184 is a close answer, and to look earlier: but I found no Peugeot model earlier than 1928-9, close to 184, and with matching measures. The only earlier Peugeot that kept a non aerodonamic look for some years longer, and big dimension, is the 601. I haven't found a better replay, so I try with 601 by Belvalette.
No, sorry not a Type 601 with a Belvalette body. It's earlier than 1928.
UNLOCKED.
174 by Felber?
Quote174 by Felber?
It's a Type 174, but not by Felber.
Peugeot 174 by Labourdette.
Proposal for a Peugeot 174 by Tizot & Viguier of Marseille.
QuotePeugeot 174 by Labourdette.
QuoteProposal for a Peugeot 174 by Tizot & Viguier of Marseille.
Peugeot Type 174, but not by either of those coachbuilders.
I've just finished writing on the blackboard "earlier not younger" a hundred times!
Is it a 174 by Kelsch?
A Paris based coachbuilder like Gallé?
QuoteI've just finished writing on the blackboard "earlier not younger" a hundred times!
Is it a 174 by Kelsch?
I think you're being a bit hard on yourself.
But not Kelsch.
QuoteA Paris based coachbuilder like Gallé?
Interesting question, I had to look up what the coachbuilders address was at the time. They were in Paris, but not Gallé.
Double name like Lavocat & Marsaud?
QuoteDouble name like Lavocat & Marsaud?
Yes, It's a double name, but not Lavocat & Marsaud. I think this puzzle will be solved soon.
Million-Guiet?
Hibbard & Darrin?
QuoteMillion-Guiet?
That's it!
It's a blueprint for a Peugeot Type 174 Million-Guiet cabriolet. I don't know if they actually built one, however, it's a point for you.
Sorry 4popoid.
Thanks!