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Started by als15, November 27, 2012, 05:48:50 PM

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Iluvatar

#25
#3 and #5 maybe Fiat 1500?
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als15

Not that. Look at the cars: even if naked, the chassis tells more... and there are at least 2 reasons why they cannot be 1500...

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Quote from: als15 on December 03, 2012, 08:32:06 AM
Not that. Look at the cars: even if naked, the chassis tells more... and there are at least 2 reasons why they cannot be 1500...
You are right... the engine looks like Fiat 1100/103... right?
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... Scioneri?? (from Savigliano...)
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Bill Murray

Just some more thoughts.
I am still lost on the coach builder, but regarding the two identical vehicles, can they be former Fiat 1100 Coloniale (spelling?) staff car vehicles sans bodywork??
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Bill

als15

Two points for Iluvatar!
The coachbuilder is indeed Scioneri (which was a former employee of Fissore and who took over the military production of Viberti when his plant was destroyed by the British bombing).
And cars 3-5 are Fiat 1100/103.

For Bill: he was also reworking ex-army vehicles. Not only them, however.
And the cars are 1100/103 with unibody (see the wheelarches) and not former versions with separate chassis.

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#5 sholud be a car simlar to this one, from 1953... looking at the shape of the wood maquette for the roof... I search a 1100 with that roof and I found Scioneri...
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Yes, I think it's that one.
What I'm not sure, is if it is actually a wooden body frame (but the pillars look too thick) or a very simple mock-up for the metal-sheets forming.

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Quote from: als15 on December 03, 2012, 09:03:17 AM
Yes, I think it's that one.
What I'm not sure, is if it is actually a wooden body frame (but the pillars look too thick) or a very simple mock-up for the metal-sheets forming.

I think a mock-up, the windows of the finished cars are bigger (and the pillars thicker as you said)...
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#7 maybe a Lancia Aprilia?
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als15

It could be, but I'm not sure. Have you a picture of an Aprilia chassis to show us?

als15

Double-checked: no, it doesn't look like an Aprilia. Different scuttle, different tail...

als15

Ok, this one needs a professional expertise...

Wendax

#40
Truck #8 is a Hanomag L 28 in the early version with rear hinged doors

als15

Of course!
Now only 3 are left.  ;)

Wendax

At first sight, #7 looks like a Peugeot 203 to me.

als15

Could be: can you post a reference picture to be compared?

Wendax

I found a picture of a 203 with detached front fenders, and it looks different underneath  :(

als15

Here are the close-up at high-res of the 3 still missing. Perhaps they can help...


Wendax

#46
In the high resolution picture you can recognize the Peugeot lion of #7 (see below).
What fooled me was that in the Scioneri picture parts of the right front are missing, not just detached fenders.

als15

Indeed! Another one gone!

thorax

FRIUL LIBAR

als15

To be proven...
I don't know, but the radiator frame is quite particular. A picture will probably demonstrate if you are right...