Solved -PJ586- You were ready for that!

[Paul Jaray]

Ultramobile: Voiture Ultramobile, Paris, 1908, a car probably connected with Oldsmobile Curved Dash, with a 4 cyl. 6-12 hp engine.
My next request is 10525, thank you.
P.s. About my previous post, I'm sorry if it seemed I wanted to be polemicous, your quiz is so amazing and interesting that I really didn't mean to contest its rules, just wanted to tell my hope that this quiz will be won by the best quizzer.

10525:MONDEX MAGIC

[João]

The Mason Motor Car Company was organized in New York City during the spring of 1916 with a capital stock of $30,000 for the manufacture of engines and automobiles. Incorporators were N.N. Mason, J. Ward and A.W. Logan. Manufacture of a car is doubted.

Guess #15763 please!

[Paul Jaray]

[1200:AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE (1)

May I have clue please ? Thanks.

Just 1 year, 1904.

I'll better quit this one. 2501, please.

Automobile Exchange was incorporated in Chicago, Illinois in 1904.
2501:BUCCIALI

[targhediferro]

Mondex-Magic is a car manufactured in 1914 by the Aristos Co. New York. It used a Fischer 6 cyl. engine.
I will try with 10576, thank you.

[Paul Jaray]

The Mason Motor Car Company was organized in New York City during the spring of 1916 with a capital stock of $30,000 for the manufacture of engines and automobiles. Incorporators were N.N. Mason, J. Ward and A.W. Logan. Manufacture of a car is doubted.

Guess #15763 please!

Yes!
+21
15763:VOGT

[Paul Jaray]

Mondex-Magic is a car manufactured in 1914 by the Aristos Co. New York. It used a Fischer 6 cyl. engine.
I will try with 10576, thank you.

Yes!
+22
10576:MOPS

[targhediferro]

MOPS: It was a little three wheeler with a 350 cc. engine, built in 1925 by Schmidt & Bensdorf Gmbh, Mannheim.
I would like to try with 944. Thank you.

[João]

Vogt Autotechnik, Bad Neuenahr, Germany?

The german television ZDF ordered a number of Admiral and Kapitän Fastback-Sedans for their camera teams.

Next guess : 11.901

[Paul Jaray]

MOPS: It was a little three wheeler with a 350 cc. engine, built in 1925 by Schmidt & Bensdorf Gmbh, Mannheim.
I would like to try with 944. Thank you.

Yes!
+21
944:ASTRA (6)

[Paul Jaray]

Vogt Autotechnik, Bad Neuenahr, Germany?

The german television ZDF ordered a number of Admiral and Kapitän Fastback-Sedans for their camera teams.

Next guess : 11.901

Yes!
+21
11901:PIERCAVE

[Allan L]

I don't think I can play as frequently as most but I'll have another go with
15900

If you wan to play till the end you can have your time.
I hope you'll be able to post at least once a day to keep it going at a reasonable pace.
Please note that, in case someone reaches 1000 with less than 45 numbers, or a top maker in less than 20, these will be the new limits.

15900:WALWORTH

Well I think A.O. Walworth & Co who built some cars in 1905-6 in Chicago may be what you mean.
11950 please, if right.

[D-type]

15760:VOGEL CAR

All I can find is that Adolf Hitler nicknamed the Mercedes-Benz T80 record car 'der Schwartzen Vogel'

As this is probably wrong, can I try 12925 please

[pguillem]

2501:BUCCIALI

Spot on !  I was hoping this one

The Bucciali was a French automobile manufactured from 1922 until 1933. Built by the brothers Bucciali, it began life at Courbevoie as a cyclecar under the name Buc. Initial offerings were powered by 1,340 cc two-cylinder two-stroke engines. In 1925 a 1,600 cc S.C.A.P.-engined model appeared, available in two versions, the "Tourisme" and the "Quatre Speciale" supercharged. A six-cylinder car of 1,500 cc displacement was also offered. 1928 saw the creation of a TAN six-cylinder and an eight-cylinder with front-wheel drive and Sensaud de Lavaud's steering and automatic gearbox, both of which caused a sensation. In the 1930s the company produced the Double Huit, also a front-wheel drive model, which was powered by a pair of Continental straight-eight engines mounted side by side. The last of the prototypes took a Voisin 12-cylinder engine. Very few of the front-wheel-drive Buccialis ever reached the road.

While it is not known exactly how many of the TAV 12 models were produced, only two are known by automotive enthusiasts to still exist: one in the USA and one in France.

8870, maybe ?

[Otto Puzzell]

1902, please

BFB

Date range, please

It was built in 1961.

Sorry - can't find it. Pass

# 1953 please

Blanc, Fallieres et Besset from Aveyronnais built a single seater in 1961.
1953: already taken 

1239, please. 

Quite close to your 1234 guess. 

Maybe this is a sign - I should be concentrating more on work! 

8300, please.

[Paul Jaray]

I don't think I can play as frequently as most but I'll have another go with
15900

If you wan to play till the end you can have your time.
I hope you'll be able to post at least once a day to keep it going at a reasonable pace.
Please note that, in case someone reaches 1000 with less than 45 numbers, or a top maker in less than 20, these will be the new limits.

15900:WALWORTH

Well I think A.O. Walworth & Co who built some cars in 1905-6 in Chicago may be what you mean.
11950 please, if right.

Right!
+22
11950:PIONEER (3)

15760:VOGEL CAR

All I can find is that Adolf Hitler nicknamed the Mercedes-Benz T80 record car 'der Schwartzen Vogel'

As this is probably wrong, can I try 12925 please

Not that.
Vogel Car Manufacturing Company from St. Louis, Missouri, active in 1909.
12925:ROLAND (2)

2501:BUCCIALI

Spot on !  I was hoping this one

The Bucciali was a French automobile manufactured from 1922 until 1933. Built by the brothers Bucciali, it began life at Courbevoie as a cyclecar under the name Buc. Initial offerings were powered by 1,340 cc two-cylinder two-stroke engines. In 1925 a 1,600 cc S.C.A.P.-engined model appeared, available in two versions, the "Tourisme" and the "Quatre Speciale" supercharged. A six-cylinder car of 1,500 cc displacement was also offered. 1928 saw the creation of a TAN six-cylinder and an eight-cylinder with front-wheel drive and Sensaud de Lavaud's steering and automatic gearbox, both of which caused a sensation. In the 1930s the company produced the Double Huit, also a front-wheel drive model, which was powered by a pair of Continental straight-eight engines mounted side by side. The last of the prototypes took a Voisin 12-cylinder engine. Very few of the front-wheel-drive Buccialis ever reached the road.

While it is not known exactly how many of the TAV 12 models were produced, only two are known by automotive enthusiasts to still exist: one in the USA and one in France.

8870, maybe ?

Yes!
+30
8870: too close to your 8900

1902, please

BFB

Date range, please

It was built in 1961.

Sorry - can't find it. Pass

# 1953 please

Blanc, Fallieres et Besset from Aveyronnais built a single seater in 1961.
1953: already taken 

1239, please. 

Quite close to your 1234 guess. 

Maybe this is a sign - I should be concentrating more on work! 

8300, please.

8300:KAISER WILLYS

[Allan L]

11950 please, if right.

Right!
+22
11950:PIONEER (3)

Well I have four Pioneers and cannot say which order you have them in, but first I'll try:
In 1914 the American Manufacturing Co of Chicago built a cyclecar with friction and belt drive from a 2-cylinder engine.

[Otto Puzzell]

Maybe this is a sign - I should be concentrating more on work! 

8300, please.

8300:KAISER WILLYS

Hmmm...  Off hand, one might guess that this would be the result of the Kaiser and Willys merger. In 1953, Kaiser merged with Willys-Overland to form Willys Motors Incorporated, moving its production operations to the Willys plant at Toledo, Ohio. The company changed its name to Kaiser Jeep Corporation in 1963.

So, none of the manufacturing entities were named Kaiser Willys. However, the merged company's sales division operated under that name for a time, as seen in this ad for the '54 Kaiser, built by Willys Motors, Incorporated.

[D-type]

Vogel Car Manufacturing Company from St. Louis, Missouri, active in 1909.
12925:ROLAND (2)

So, I missed Volkswagen 

Is this the product of Kraftwagen-Gessellschaft Roland, Berlin-Wilmersdort, 1907

Right or wrong can I try 1121 next please?

[Paul Jaray]

11950 please, if right.

Right!
+22
11950:PIONEER (3)

Well I have four Pioneers and cannot say which order you have them in, but first I'll try:
In 1914 the American Manufacturing Co of Chicago built a cyclecar with friction and belt drive from a 2-cylinder engine.

Not that.
I put them in chronological order, if they are the same, I usually put the shorter one first (but it's not always like that).
A good suggestion, in this case, would be to use the 1st hint, the time range.

[Paul Jaray]

Maybe this is a sign - I should be concentrating more on work! 

8300, please.

8300:KAISER WILLYS

Hmmm...  Off hand, one might guess that this would be the result of the Kaiser and Willys merger. In 1953, Kaiser merged with Willys-Overland to form Willys Motors Incorporated, moving its production operations to the Willys plant at Toledo, Ohio. The company changed its name to Kaiser Jeep Corporation in 1963.

So, none of the manufacturing entities were named Kaiser Willys. However, the merged company's sales division operated under that name for a time, as seen in this ad for the '54 Kaiser, built by Willys Motors, Incorporated.

Correct.
+31

[Paul Jaray]

Vogel Car Manufacturing Company from St. Louis, Missouri, active in 1909.
12925:ROLAND (2)

So, I missed Volkswagen 

Is this the product of Kraftwagen-Gessellschaft Roland, Berlin-Wilmersdort, 1907

Right or wrong can I try 1121 next please?

Nope, it was Firma Bertling from Dessau, 1926.
1121:AUTO SPORT PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS

[Otto Puzzell]

Correct.
+31

8351, PLEASE

[D-type]

1121:AUTO SPORT PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS

Auto Sport Performance Products, Tempe, Arizona;  United States produced kit cars from 1994-2000

Right or wrong can I try 4300 next please

[Allan L]

11950 please, if right.

Right!
+22
11950:PIONEER (3)

Well I have four Pioneers and cannot say which order you have them in, but first I'll try:
In 1914 the American Manufacturing Co of Chicago built a cyclecar with friction and belt drive from a 2-cylinder engine.

Not that.
I put them in chronological order, if they are the same, I usually put the shorter one first (but it's not always like that).
A good suggestion, in this case, would be to use the 1st hint, the time range.

I have them in chronological order too, and offered the third on that basis. My next offering assumes you have three, not four, and is the electric car of that name made in 1959 by the Nic-L-Silver Battery Co of Santa Ana, California - not my period, so I know very little about it.
If wrong, time range hint please.

[targhediferro]

I'll quit about Astra (too many chances) and I ask for number 1802, thank you.