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Puzzles, Games and Name That Car => Solved AutoPuzzles => 2015 => Topic started by: Wendax on November 29, 2013, 02:34:58 AM
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Looking retro.
For one point, please respond and identify this car.
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up
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Looks as if it's got a 2CV chassis, but I have no idea what it's called.
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Not 2 CV
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up again
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OK, not based on a 2CV chassis, but built using the components of another French car?
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Yes, the 2 CV guess wasn't too far off.
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So, a Renault 4 base in that case?
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No, even closer to a 2CV.
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As in a Citroen Ami?
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Yes
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Is it a one-off special?
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I think so, but built by an (obscure) carrossier.
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Built in the 1970s?
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I don't have a date, but I think so.
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I think, Wendax, you might have been a little more encouraging of my '2cv base' post, as the Ami and 2CV share a chassis. :)
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An early version of the Marland Jorgia?
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No
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To the black hole
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Its builder works as a painter now...
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... but the car still exists.
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So a French coachbuilder working as a painter now, who built a car in the 1970s. Right?
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Yes
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This wasn't called 'Le Joss' was it?
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No, but I think you've got the right man. Locked for you to give me his name.
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Thanks for the Lock Wendax. I have a good 2CV friend in France that says he has seen this car somewhere, but can't recall where, so the artist's name may take a while, but I shall keep on searching :-\
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To help you a little, the artist also calls himself "Le Joss". That's why I locked this puzzle for you. :)
I just need his family name.
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Thank you for the added clue Wendax. Is the name you are looking for Jocelyn Bereau, a free-thinking 77-year-old artist with the nickname of 'Le Joss?'
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Yes, this car was built by Messieurs Bereau, father and son. The son is working as an artist nowadays.
Two Black Hole points for you.
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Merci beaucoup Wendax :D