It's been a hard day on dusty roads.
For one point, please respond and identify this car.
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French?
S.C.A.P. Type Z ?
Not a SCAP
Invicta?
Cottin & Desgouttes?
Neither of them
Sorry, I missed that. It is not French.
1925 Ceirano, I think.
Yes, it is a Ceirano. Locked for you to find the model.
Probably an S150?
I have another model designation. Still locked.
An N150?
No. A hint: there is no 150 in the name.
Tipo 50 (Ceiranina)?
No
The only other model I can find is a Type CS. If it isn't that, you could unlock this puzzle.
Quote from: Craig Gillingham on February 10, 2013, 07:20:33 AM
The only other model I can find is a Type CS. If it isn't that, you could unlock this puzzle.
Yes, it is a CS model. Which one?
It looks like it may have been a competition car at one stage, so I'll try a Type CS24.
One digit too much ;D
CS2?
No, the other one! The point is near. ;D
Has to be a Type CS4 then. This puzzle certainly has increased my knowledge, and appreciation of Ceiranos!
A well-earned point is on the way and I'm happy to have reinforced the educational aspect of AutoPuzzles. :D
Very interesting picture; I've noted the french plate and, most of all, the underwriting "Chiribirri Montecarlo" ; Antonio Chiribiri was an italian manufacturer, from Turin too, who built little cars in the same period of Ceirano, and even if I don't know of any joint venture between the two firms, it's quite sure that Giovanni Ceirano and Antonio Chiribiri known each other. It would be great if we could know that Antonio Chiribiri had a Ceirano and went to Montecarlo with it.
Unfortunately I don't have any further information. I just found the picture online.