Solved - MJW #1152 - Hispano-Suiza DHC by Capella

Started by woodinsight, March 06, 2013, 02:05:13 AM

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woodinsight

The make should be obvious but who was the coachbuilder of this drophead coupe?
One point for the correct answer.

woodinsight


4popoid

1929 Hispano Suiza H6C Drophead Coupe by Brandone?

mekubb

Or Hispano-Suiza J12 ?

woodinsight

It's a Hispano-Suiza of course but I don't know the model......
The coachbuilder is not Brandone.

targhediferro


mekubb


4popoid

1929 Hispano Suiza H6C Drophead Coupe by Tuscher?

woodinsight

It's not by a French coachbuilder therefore not Saoutchik.....

woodinsight

Quote from: 4popoid on March 11, 2013, 05:35:43 PM
1929 Hispano Suiza H6C Drophead Coupe by Tuscher?
I'm sorry I don't have the model or year of this Hispano Suiza DHC.
It's not by Tuscher....

targhediferro


mekubb


D-type

A British coachbuilder?
Duncan Rollo

The more you learn, the more you realise how little you know.

4popoid

Well, when you replied that the coachbuilder wasn't Tuscher, you didn't say the coachbuilder wasn't Swiss, so I will take that as an implication that my Swiss hunch might be correct.  Let's try: Hispano Suiza by Langenthal.

woodinsight

Yes it's true I didn't rule out Switzerland as the nationality of the coachbuilder.....
However it's not Swiss, British, French (as already established), Dutch or Belgian.

Bill Murray

Just to throw in a few comments.

The photo seems to have been taken at a Concours de Elegance somewhere in the mid 1930's. Note the costume of the lady in the Hispano.

The car on the right to my eyes is a 1935/6 Ford with possibly bodywork by Drauz so the locale at least may be Germany and maybe even the bodywork on the Hispano could be German.

Just moving it along.

Bill
Cheers
Bill

targhediferro


woodinsight

Quote from: Bill Murray on March 12, 2013, 04:46:11 PM
Just to throw in a few comments.

The photo seems to have been taken at a Concours de Elegance somewhere in the mid 1930's. Note the costume of the lady in the Hispano.

The car on the right to my eyes is a 1935/6 Ford with possibly bodywork by Drauz so the locale at least may be Germany and maybe even the bodywork on the Hispano could be German.

Just moving it along.

Bill
Thanks for your observations Bill but the coachbuilder is not German.....

woodinsight


targhediferro

I never heard about this chance...but, is it from Pinin Farina? I remember a 1936 Rolls Royce not so different.

4popoid

While targhediferro is pursuing Italian coachbuilders, I'll try Spain.  How about: Hispano Suiza by Juan Forcada of Barcelona.

woodinsight

Quote from: targhediferro on March 12, 2013, 04:58:24 PM
I never heard about this chance...but, is it from Pinin Farina? I remember a 1936 Rolls Royce not so different.
No, it's not Italian either......

woodinsight

Quote from: 4popoid on March 12, 2013, 07:07:55 PM
While targhediferro is pursuing Italian coachbuilders, I'll try Spain.  How about: Hispano Suiza by Juan Forcada of Barcelona.
Yes, it is by a Spanish coachbuilder but not Forcada......
I'll LOCK it for you for one more guess only.

4popoid

Well I don't know very many Spanish coachbuilders, but I will give it a try with: Hispano Suiza by Baltasar Fiol of Barcelona.

woodinsight

Quote from: 4popoid on March 13, 2013, 12:25:45 AM
Well I don't know very many Spanish coachbuilders, but I will give it a try with: Hispano Suiza by Baltasar Fiol of Barcelona.
Not that one I'm afraid
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