Who knows this car?
One extra point for the correct manufacturer (which I do not know..)
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Adler Trumph
No.., but you´re not completely wrong ;)
Adler Diplomat
This one did not wear the Adler badge...
Wanderer by Hornig
But it was an Adler in some way...
No Wanderer.
Röhr 8 perhaps??
Bill
Hanomag?
Adler built under licence ? Imperia ?
Coach work by Uhlik (CZ)??
Bill
LOCKED for nicanary!
QuoteAdler built under licence ? Imperia ?
The first point is near.
Which name/designation did the basis car have?
It looks too big to be a Trumpf-based car. I think it's an Imperia Jupiter TA11.
I have no idea about the coachbuilder. I thought I would help other puzzlers because they did not understand your big clue ! You can unlock it if you need the coachbuilder.
I only have it as "Imperia TA Coupé" and don´t have a model number.
So this is your point.
Maybe someone can prove who has made this unusual coupé bodywork.
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I can only submit this photo as evidence that Uhlik may have been the body builder of the quiz car. A 1932 Streamline sedan that has about 85% of the same general styling characteristics.
I have ordered a book on the history of Uhlik from CZ, also a book on Sodomka, but it will take some time to get it/them.
Bill
To be honest, I do not believe it is a czech body.
But it would be fine if you could prove me wrong!
Although I have no proof, I think the carbody might also be a Conrardy creation.
Imperia worked already with Conrardy ( see: http://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/index.php?topic=23649.0 (http://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/index.php?topic=23649.0) ) and if I remember it correctly, the customer was also from Luxembourg.
I think I have a rear view of this car. I'll post it this evening.
Quote from: 75america on May 15, 2013, 06:13:38 AM
Although I have no proof, I think the carbody might also be a Conrardy creation.
Imperia worked already with Conrardy ( see: http://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/index.php?topic=23649.0 (http://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/index.php?topic=23649.0) ) and if I remember it correctly, the customer was also from Luxembourg.
I think I have a rear view of this car. I'll post it this evening.
Correct model designation is apparently TA 9.
Here it is:
So it was based on the 1645cc Trumpf after all. I was wrong with my guess that it was a larger car. Sorry.
So a very well deserved additional point goes to 75america!