Please tell me what this car is called.
Scandinavian ?
Probably the brightness of the sun :)
Experts?
I'm feeling in a very benevolent mood - my team are through to the play-off final for promotion to the Premiership.
Easy for the Pros......
Quote from: nicanary on May 17, 2015, 07:11:49 AM
my team are through to the play-off final for promotion to the Premiership.
Hey - it looks like they're pinching my team's place (Hull are 99% likely to go the other way..!)
Quote from: Carnut on May 18, 2015, 06:23:55 AM
Quote from: nicanary on May 17, 2015, 07:11:49 AM
my team are through to the play-off final for promotion to the Premiership.
Hey - it looks like they're pinching my team's place (Hull are 99% likely to go the other way..!)
Could well happen. In which case the owners will have to apply to the League instead of the Premiership to change their name.
Nice to know you're still in touch with AP whilst you're away. This one's well-documented on the web - fill yer boots!
Quote from: nicanary on May 18, 2015, 07:00:07 AM
Nice to know you're still in touch with AP whilst you're away.
I'm actually back for a couple of days then off again Wednesday for a week!
Rolf Davidsson and Stig Jedselius Dojores-Fiat Formula Junior!
Construction got going in 1959 based on a 1952 Fiat 1400 donor car providing the engine (sleeved down to 1100 cc).
The car was finished in 1960 and finally, first race was Gelleråsloppet at Karlskoga in June 1961.
Quote from: Paul Jaray on May 26, 2015, 02:08:57 PM
Rolf Davidsson and Stig Jedselius Dojores-Fiat Formula Junior!
Construction got going in 1959 based on a 1952 Fiat 1400 donor car providing the engine (sleeved down to 1100 cc).
The car was finished in 1960 and finally, first race was Gelleråsloppet at Karlskoga in June 1961.
That's the car. I thought everyone had forgotten this puzzle.
One more point to you.
Please, identify this car
expert
Is this a Scandinavian V8 special?
not a V8 special but there is a connection with the scandinavia
Is it the other obvious Scandinavian engine - ie a Volvo? But this is Autopuzzles where many things are not what they seem.
not a scandinavian engine
Any Citroen connection?
no connection with Citroën
But it is an in-line 4-cylinder engine isn't it?
with all my knowledge, yes, it's a 4 cylinders
Ford engine?
Not a Ford engine
A British engine?
not a british engine
pros
I know the answer because it was one of mine ;) Repost.
Borgward?
not a Borgward and not a repost (or another designation) ;)
German engine?
not a german engine
French base and engine?
no connection with France
Pre WWII Czech engine?
Fiat wheels?
master
Dojores Fiat Formula Junior, Rolf Davidsson and Stig Jedselius, Sweden, 1960
you know them all
The reason why I mentioned the Greek hyphen in an earlier post is that, in period, the cars were usually referred to as chassis-engine. This was because Formula Junior cars had to use a production car's block as an engine and it was thought correct to acknowledge this. Thus Lotus-Ford, Cooper-BMC, Stanguellini-Fiat. I've stopped using this method as a puzzle heading because it caused confusion.
Topics merged.