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Puzzles, Games and Name That Car => Solved AutoPuzzles => 2015 => Topic started by: Wendax on January 31, 2015, 01:39:32 AM
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A rather sad face.
For one point, please respond and identify this car.
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up
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up again
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Electric powered?
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Yes
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Italian?
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No
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Manufactured in the USA?
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No
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From UK?
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No
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Greek?
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No
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From Europe?
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Yes
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French marque?
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Yes
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Cedre?
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Yes, locked for you to find the model.
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Thanks for the lock Gerd. I have been out of the house much of the day, and will be all of tomorrow, so I haven't had any time to research this one. Still, since this is probably my only opportunity for at least 24 hours, I will give it a try with the only model that comes to mind. Is this a Cedre Midinette?
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No, still locked for you.
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On my way out the door, I'll try: Solaire.
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No, locked for one more guess.
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I haven't had time for extensive research, and the results that I have gotten have not been particularly fruitful. I have found a number of model names and a few pictures, but none of the pictures match the puzzle car. It's likely incorrect, but for my last shot I'll try: Cedre Mini 1.
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No, unlocked and open for all.
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Soubrette?
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No
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Cedre 5 kW?
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No
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Cedre 1000?
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That is part of the name: Cèdre 1000 xyz (don't count the letters).
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Cedre 1000 Midinette?
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No
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Cèdre 1000 Carra
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Cèdre 1000 Electrique ?
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Cedre 1000 Cofreth!
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Yes, I'll post a clearer picture tonight.
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Here it is, next to a five-wheel Cèdre:
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Does anyone have any more information about this little van? I found the prospectus online that the photo above was taken from, and it certainly looks as if "Cofreth" is the model name, but the logo on the side of the van is a registered trade mark of what, at the time, was a heating and energy management company.
It subsequently became ELYO Cofreth S.A., and after other changes of name and ownership became part of the Cofely division of the GDF Suez empire.
So what's the story? Was this company involved in the development of the van, or did they commission it, or what? I'd like to think that if the answer was obvious, I'd have been able to work it out, but I can't, and my schoolboy French is not really up to trying to delve into it further. The signpainting on the van obviously says more, but it's not clear enough to make out. I just wondered if anyone could shed any light on this.
Thanks in anticipation...
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I didn't know about this little van before I came across that sales sheet picture. I'd like to know more, too.