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Puzzles, Games and Name That Car => Solved AutoPuzzles => 2013 => Topic started by: Wendax on July 22, 2013, 02:21:04 AM
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Straight from the Skirts & Fenders collection.
For one point, please respond and identify this car.
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up
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up again
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Lepoix?
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No
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Ape Piaggio based?
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No
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Meister?
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No
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German?
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No
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English ?
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No
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Spanish?
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Maybe a French lady ?
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Neither Spanish nor French
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Czech?
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No
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Dutch?
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Yes
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Maister?
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No
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I can't find a picture, but might this be the three wheel electric Internationale from about 1942?
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No, and younger
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Hansan 1958?
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No, and younger
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Spijkstall, about 1979?
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Not Spijkstaal, and older
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1970 Gazelle?
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The year is correct (as far as I know), but it is not a Gazelle.
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I have run out of potential Dutch automobile manufacturers for the correct time period, although I expect that this one was (or is) obscure. Was this puzzle car produced by a manufacturer primarily known for a product other than automobiles/trucks, like a motorcycle maker, body shop, or perhaps a manufacturer of golf carts?
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Does the description mention that this is a scootmobiel?
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As far as I know this is a typical product of this maker, and we had the company mentioned at AP before.
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Is the manufacturer still in business?
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No
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Cock?
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Yes, locked for you to find the details
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I can't find any photographic proof, but the puzzle car fits the following description:
"Cock returned to the 1970 RAI with a 3-wheeled city car, equipped with a 50 cc Sachs 2-stroke engine that powered the rear wheels through a chain transmission. The length of the car was 2,07 m, the width 1,20 m and the height 1,55 m. There were 2 seats that turned in the direction of the door opening for better accessibility. Idea was to deliver the car with automatic clutch (they probably mean gearbox) and with 3 gears (probably manual), that can reach a maximum speed of respectively 25 and 35 km/h. Also an electric variant would be produced. If the city car, baptised Cockpit-70, proves to be successful, the possibility exists to build in a more powerful engine that makes a top speed of 50 km/h possible. Due to the limited market, the car never got past the prototype phase."
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Too late..
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Well done, 75America, it is the Cock Cockpit 70 prototype. Point for you.
Bad luck, Pal.
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Another picture: