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Puzzles, Games and Name That Car => Solved AutoPuzzles => 2018 => Topic started by: Wendax on November 09, 2015, 02:17:01 AM
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Just a scale model of a car never to come.
For one point, please respond and identify this car.
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up again
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Proposal for a VW Beetle ?
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No
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Looks similar to some BMW studies from the 1930s...
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Made in Germany ?
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Looks similar to some BMW studies from the 1930s...
Yes, but this time it's not a BMW.
Made in Germany ?
Yes
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Has this car been found recently? (Within last 3 months)
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No
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Emw?
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has this car been found between 2010-2014?
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Emw?
No
has this car been found between 2010-2014?
I don't know, if it ever was lost. :D
It is a scale model of a planned car.
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plans for a new Hanomag?
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No
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Model of a proposed Wanderer
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No
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a plan by a company to get into automobile manufacturing (a company which did not produce cars before)?
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No, a well-known manufacturer
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Opel???
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No
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Ford ?
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No
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Porsche?
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No
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DKW?
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No
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Mercedes-Benz?
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No
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Audi ?
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No
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You said no to my VW Beetle guess, but is it for another VW model ?
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No
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One of the Borgward empire's brands, like Borgward?
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No
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Did this company produce cars after the 2nd WW?
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No series production of cars after WW2
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Wanderer?
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No
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Adler?
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Yes, locked for you to have a guess at the model
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"Adler Trumpf Junior Prototyp 1948 " - this has already been a puzzle
It seems there was another one, at least I saw a reference to a "Karmann-Adler" presented at the 1948 Hannover show. Am I right?
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No, unlocked and open for all again
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Adler Diplomat?
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No
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was it made during 2nd WW?
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No, shortly before WW2
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A successor of the Primus?
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It probably would have been a successor for Primus and Trumpf. It's name is more technical, just like the name of its big brother. ;)
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2 liter?
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Almost there, slightly less
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1.9-litre?
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One more step to go ... ;D
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1.8 liter ?
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well, it wasn't locked...
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well, it wasn't locked...
That's beside the point; it wasn't fair.
I also saw the post and the very obvious answer but declined to jump in and steal the point. Points are not so vital.
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OK, please give the point to pnegyesi
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Oops, what for an uncomfortable situation!
I think I will insist on a little more information for the point then. Who designed and built this scale model of the Adler 1,8 Liter?
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Karmann?
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No
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was it a coachbuilder?
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No
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was it an Adler employee?
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No
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oops, now it's getting interesting. A university perhaps?
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Is this the 1:5 scale model built by the FKFS Institute in Stuttgart, also known as the "Kamm-Institut"? I don't know if it was designed by Wunibald Kamm himself, but he was founder and Director of the Institute.
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Exactly, a wind channel model designed by Wunibald Kamm from the FKFS institute. Well done!
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OK, please give the point to pnegyesi
The honourable choice...
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Some more streamline.
For one point, please respond and identify this car.
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French
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No
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What a pity, front looks so much Hotchkiss. Bumpers look German
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Follow that bumper trail!
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Hanomag had hit and miss as well
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Not a Hanomag
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Only one car has been built, a prototype
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Yes
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Mercedes based
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No
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pre-war
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Yes
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Jaray is involved
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Not Jaray, but another famous aerodynamicist was involved.
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Ledwinka
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No
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von Frankenberg
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No
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Freiherr von Fachsenfeld
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Not him
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Wunibald Kamm, although this is not the Kamm-tail
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Yes, now you only have to find the car
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BMW
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No
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Horch
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No
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Adler
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Yes, locked for you to find the model / engine size.
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Adler on the basis of the 2,5 ltr. Autobahn from Wunibald Kamm
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Not based on a 2,5 Liter
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1,5 Ltr
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No, unlocked
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based on the Adler Autobahn, but with smaller engine
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Related to the Adler Autobahn obviously, but not based on it as far as I know. Yes, it has a smaller engine than the 2,5 Liter.
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Sorry, unlocked
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Smaller than 2.5 litres but not 1.5 litre. Is it a 2 litre?
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No
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Based in the Typ 10 Stromform with the engine of 1.645 c.c. used in the 24 hours of Le Mans?
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Getting closer with the engine size, not actually based on a Typ 10, although a previous prototype of similar shape was built on a shortened chassis of the 2,5 Liter Typ 10.
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Perhaps based upon a Adler Trumpf 1,7 litre?
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Based on a Triumph Adler 1,5 Ltr.
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Not 1,5 Liter and not 1,7 Liter. Not much left.
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Adler 1.8l Studie (I have as year) 1938
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Finally! And for all of you wondering where to find information about it: we had the wind tunnel model before (https://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/2015-44/solved-wendax-1756-adler-1-8-liter-by-fkfs/). I thought a picture of the real car was worth a puzzle of its own, but I will merge the two.
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Congratulations to your 200th point, DeAutogids! It would have given you pro status some time ago. Now you have still 200 points to earn in the cosy expert world. ;D
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Some more pictures: