Solved - NEH 4833: Eigenbau VW-based Porsche copy from Wurzen, former GDR

Started by Carnut, August 18, 2016, 07:09:00 AM

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Carnut

I don't know a great deal about this, but what is it described as and where was it built, for 1 point?:

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tobytwirl

I have it as a VW based Porsche copy by the Reimann Bros of Dresden.

Carnut

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tobytwirl

Coachbuild.com (under Private projects) seem to have it as another one, if it has the TV61-24 no. plate.

Carnut

Quote from: tobytwirl on August 22, 2016, 08:43:38 AM
Coachbuild.com (under Private projects) seem to have it as another one, if it has the TV61-24 no. plate.

That's the one, yes.
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tobytwirl

It was built for the Reimann bros. by Arno and Helfried Lindner near Dresden on a stretched Porsche 356 floorpan, and therefore known as a Lindner-Porsche.

Carnut

Quote from: tobytwirl on August 22, 2016, 09:10:25 AM
It was built for the Reimann bros. by Arno and Helfried Lindner near Dresden on a stretched Porsche 356 floorpan, and therefore known as a Lindner-Porsche.

I have different information, not from the Coachbuild site!
It wasn't connected to the Lindner-Porsches and was nothing to do with the Reimann brothers...
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tobytwirl

I admit it does look different to the Lindner, so after much searching  I can suggest that it is a one off Porsche copy, based on a VW, and built in Wurzen, Saxony for a Zwickau based VW dealer.

Carnut

Quote from: tobytwirl on August 22, 2016, 01:20:51 PM
I admit it does look different to the Lindner, so after much searching  I can suggest that it is a one off Porsche copy, based on a VW, and built in Wurzen, Saxony for a Zwickau based VW dealer.

That's it, yes!
The wheelarches are the biggest difference..
Well done.
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Wendax

Well, this may be nitpicking, but I connect the "VW-Porsche" with an entirely different car, the 914. How about Eigenbau Porsche on VW chassis? The absence of the hyphen makes it better searchable anyway.  ;)

Carnut

Quote from: Wendax on August 23, 2016, 04:14:30 AM
Well, this may be nitpicking, but I connect the "VW-Porsche" with an entirely different car, the 914. How about Eigenbau Porsche on VW chassis? The absence of the hyphen makes it better searchable anyway.  ;)

OK, good idea.
I did wonder how to phrase it as clearly it's not a VW-Porsche 914 (!) but opted to use what it was captioned as where I found it..
I'll change it though to make it easier to search for.
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Wendax

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