Solved -PJ712- Kronsbjerg Special by Svend-Eiler Kronsbjerg

[Paul Jaray]

Yes.

[oko94]

Sweden ?

[Paul Jaray]

nope.

[ropat53]

Sweden was RHD back then. From Denmark, based on a commercial vehicle?

[Paul Jaray]

Denmark is right. Not based on a commercial vehicle.

[ropat53]

Based on a Danish made car?

[Paul Jaray]

Nope.

[ropat53]

Chassis and engine of the same European make?

[Paul Jaray]

Engine and many parts came from an European make. Don't know about the chassis.

[oko94]

British engine ?

[Paul Jaray]

Not British.

[ropat53]

French engine?

[oko94]

Volvo engine ?

[Paul Jaray]

Not French or Volvo.

[Carnut]

Sweden was RHD back then.

Actually Sweden was never RHD.
Although they drove on the left until 1968 their cars were always LHD, including the Volvos and Saabs made there.
They were of the opinion that it was safer for the driver to alight directly on to the footpath rather than into the road; pity about the poor old front seat passenger...  Only the buses were RHD and they were the only vehicles which needed to be modified to cope with the switch from driving on the left to the right hand side; all the entry and exit doors had to be relocated to the right side of the vehicle.

[oko94]

German engine ?

[Paul Jaray]

Yes!

[oko94]

DKW ?

[Paul Jaray]

Not DKW.

[oko94]

Engine from a manufacturer that is still active ?

[Paul Jaray]

Yes!

[oko94]

BMW ?

[ropat53]

Not German.

[Paul Jaray]

Not German.

If you quote my answer, you should include the question

German engine ?

Yes!

The car itself is not German.
Engine is not from a BMW.

[oko94]

Opel engine ?