Solved -PJ586- You were ready for that!

[Paul Jaray]

9288: LOMAS

I need a time range, please.

Early seventies 1972-73

13257 sounds like a nice one 

13257: SANKEY

British Sankey's prototype invalid carriage?

Number #13.700

Nope, I've listed that under GKN.

Time range please! In the meantime : Wayne Sankey and his hillclimb car

Early twenties, 1921-1922

[Paul Jaray]

Are we talking about S.A. Minerva Motors, founded in Antwerpen, Belgium, in 1900 and that built luxury machines between 1902 and 1938?

Precisely! +97

[João]

5.933, my next number and a -10....

[Paul Jaray]

5.933, my next number and a -10....

Joseph Sankey & Sons Ltd from Wellington, Shropshire coachbuilt some cars (Ford, Armstrong-Siddeley, Austin...)
...riiisky...
5933: FORDHAM ENGINEERING

[targhediferro]

Thank you...may I have 11017, please?

[faksta]

Yes! +24

Thank you! Then maybe 10101?

[Arunas]

765:ARC (2)

I have only one ARC:

Michel Faure's "Atelier-Recherche-Création", Aquitaine;  France

If yes, next number: 10001, please.

[João]

5.933, my next number and a -10....

Joseph Sankey & Sons Ltd from Wellington, Shropshire coachbuilt some cars (Ford, Armstrong-Siddeley, Austin...)
...riiisky...
5933: FORDHAM ENGINEERING

Yes, almost a Ford... Can´t find it! Next guess : 2.657

[pguillem]

2001:BLACKISTON

There was only one 1912 Blackiston, and no one knows what became of it. That is perhaps a good thing, since the car is most famous for being a one-of-a-kind, having an engine cover so large you couldn't see what was in front of it, and manslaughter. The product of George P. Blackiston, more tinkerer than visionary, his leviathan was a tribute to, well, no one knows, really. But it existed, and to the true tinkerer not much else matters. We won't spoil the it for you – if you enjoy a bit of intrigue with your internal combustion, then click on through to Hemmings for a good story well told.

[Wendax]

9288: LOMAS

I need a time range, please.

Early seventies 1972-73

Herbert Lomas Ltd, Ambulance Specialists, built a Range Rover ambulance in 1972.

[pnegyesi]

I'd like to pass and go for 11285

[D-type]

Can I try #6000 please

FOX (4)

Been away for a while as we had company over New Year.

Is this the Fox Motor Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania from 1921-23

Not that...

The 4-cylinder Fox produced by ML van der Eyken, at Neuilly, Seine from 1912-14 or at Piteaux, Seine from 1919-23

[Otto Puzzell]

1,341 please. 

[Paul Jaray]

Thank you...may I have 11017, please?

11017:NEW YORK AUTOMOBILE (1)

[Paul Jaray]

Yes! +24

Thank you! Then maybe 10101?

Already taken 

[Paul Jaray]

765:ARC (2)

I have only one ARC:

Michel Faure's "Atelier-Recherche-Création", Aquitaine;  France

If yes, next number: 10001, please.

Yes!
+22
1001:Mc KAIG

[Paul Jaray]

5.933, my next number and a -10....

Joseph Sankey & Sons Ltd from Wellington, Shropshire coachbuilt some cars (Ford, Armstrong-Siddeley, Austin...)
...riiisky...
5933: FORDHAM ENGINEERING

Yes, almost a Ford... Can´t find it! Next guess : 2.657

Fordham Engineering from Ely, Cambridgeshire produced some models by Daytona Automotive under licence (Moya, Migi, ...)

2657 too close to your 2700.

[Paul Jaray]

2001:BLACKISTON

There was only one 1912 Blackiston, and no one knows what became of it. That is perhaps a good thing, since the car is most famous for being a one-of-a-kind, having an engine cover so large you couldn't see what was in front of it, and manslaughter. The product of George P. Blackiston, more tinkerer than visionary, his leviathan was a tribute to, well, no one knows, really. But it existed, and to the true tinkerer not much else matters. We won't spoil the it for you – if you enjoy a bit of intrigue with your internal combustion, then click on through to Hemmings for a good story well told.

..and also a former puzzle of mine!
+21

[Paul Jaray]

9288: LOMAS

I need a time range, please.

Early seventies 1972-73

Herbert Lomas Ltd, Ambulance Specialists, built a Range Rover ambulance in 1972.

Interesting find, but not the one I have...do you know where were they based in?

[Paul Jaray]

I'd like to pass and go for 11285

SCAD (2): Stephan Ceschia's Barchetta.

11285: OMLID

[Wendax]

9288: LOMAS

Herbert Lomas Ltd, Ambulance Specialists, built a Range Rover ambulance in 1972.

Interesting find, but not the one I have...do you know where were they based in?

In Handforth, Wilmslow, Cheshire, United Kingdom.

[pguillem]

May I have 15000, please ?

[Paul Jaray]

9288: LOMAS

Herbert Lomas Ltd, Ambulance Specialists, built a Range Rover ambulance in 1972.

Interesting find, but not the one I have...do you know where were they based in?

In Handforth, Wilmslow, Cheshire, United Kingdom.

OK, I still can't confirm it's the same but I have an idea.
For the moment I have to say it's not that, unless you have something more about...

[João]

10.200 please. 

[Paul Jaray]

Can I try #6000 please

FOX (4)

Been away for a while as we had company over New Year.

Is this the Fox Motor Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania from 1921-23

Not that...

The 4-cylinder Fox produced by ML van der Eyken, at Neuilly, Seine from 1912-14 or at Piteaux, Seine from 1919-23

Not that...