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Solved: Wendax 1114 - Bucciali TAV 30

Started by Wendax, December 27, 2013, 01:50:22 AM

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nicanary

I must be right - that's what it says on Wikipedia

Wendax


nicanary

I will have to resign. FWD straight-8? French? Well-known marque? I have run out of ideas!
I must be right - that's what it says on Wikipedia

Wendax

You'll see, it's easy.  ;)

faksta


Wendax

No.

I didn't mean easy as in "Think of a French car", but as in "Think of a classic French FWD car with a straight-eight engine".  ;)

pnegyesi


Wendax

#32
Not a Voisin, try again.  ;)

pnegyesi


Wendax


grobmotorix

#35
Was it build upon a  ca. 1926-27 Bucciali TAV 11 CV?

pnegyesi

I think it was a Bucciali TAN

Wendax

Quote from: grobmotorix on January 10, 2014, 12:09:57 PM
Was it build upon a  ca. 1926-27 Bucciali TAV 11 CV?
The TAV 1 and TAV 2 from 1926/1927 had four-cylinder SCAP engines, so it's not them.

Wendax


pnegyesi

Was it the AB6 race car with a bigger engine?

Wendax


4popoid

Might this be the 1930/31 Bucciali Double Huit using a proposed U-16 engine (really two straight 8's side by side)?  A chassis was shown in Paris and New York, but the engine was a mock-up which was never actually built.

Wendax

Getting very close to the solution as this racer was also proposed as a 16-cylinder car, but this drawing comes from the brochure of another Bucciali.

pnegyesi


Paul Jaray

TAV30?
I was going to say TAV16, but you ruled that out.

Wendax

Paul is right: it is a TAV 30.

Wendax

And a similar body proposal for TAV 30 and Double Huit: