Who built this, and in what year please, for a point?
Experts?
French
German
English
Lotis
RATIONAL TAXI?
Humber
Adams?
Napier.
SIMPLEX?
None of the above so far.
Thames
HERALD?
Still none of the above so far.
ARGYLL?
BELSIZE?
Austin
Wolseley?
Albion
Rover
Pilgrim
Herald?
Prunel?
Hurmid?
Siddeley
BROWN/ALBRUNA?
MMC?
Gladiator?
Quote from: Djetset on January 17, 2018, 12:43:19 PM
It is a Taxi, but not by Rational.
Is it perhaps bodied by Ralph E Sanders and Sons who built bodies for the Rational?
Quote from: Allan L on January 25, 2018, 05:02:45 AM
Quote from: Djetset on January 17, 2018, 12:43:19 PM
It is a Taxi, but not by Rational.
Is it perhaps bodied by Ralph E Sanders and Sons who built bodies for the Rational?
Sorry, but afraid not.
SIMMS-WELBECK?
STAR?
SWIFT?
Clyde
Not Swift; not Clyde.
NEC
Vulcan
THORNICROFT?
GLOBE?
HUDLASS?
BSA
NEW ORLEANS?
Briton
ACHILLES?
Built between 1905 and 1910?
Do the brand was active making cars more tha 10 years?
Quote from: luisps on February 08, 2018, 06:12:28 PM
Do the brand was active making cars more tha 10 years?
The information from the book that I sourced this puzzle from is very limited, as is information on the internet, so to be very honest I don't know the answer to your questions, but I suspect that the Company was active for less than 10 years.
DPL?
Do the engine capacity is less than 1400 c.c.?
Quote from: luisps on February 13, 2018, 05:13:18 AM
Do the engine capacity is less than 1400 c.c.?
Sorry, but I have no information about the engine size.
Silvertown
Do you know any other technical data as engine power (hp), number of cylinders, etc?
Quote from: luisps on February 14, 2018, 12:24:32 PM
Do you know any other technical data as engine power (hp), number of cylinders, etc?
Sorry but no, I have no technical details of this vehicle at all :(
RYKNIELD?
Lloyd & Plaister
RIBBLE?
RYDE?
i believe that I should change the strategy. Do the company that built it is known by other models afteR 1910 or is a very oscure brand?
Quote from: luisps on February 16, 2018, 06:39:44 AM
i believe that I should change the strategy. Do the company that built it is known by other models afteR 1910 or is a very oscure brand?
Sorry Luisps, but this vehicle was made my a very obscure brand that I really can't find much more information about, so I don't know if it built any other models after 1910. Sorry!
Another change of strategy.Wasit built in 1907 or before?
Quote from: luisps on February 16, 2018, 12:04:26 PM
Another change of strategy.Wasit built in 1907 or before?
Yes, built in 1907.
the company until 1905 produced cars
Quote from: Fёdor on February 17, 2018, 01:37:11 AM
the company until 1905 produced cars
Sorry, but I'm not 100% sure if this maker existed before 1905 as information on this company seems to be very limited.
Do you know where the company was stablished, and in such case was it London?
Quote from: luisps on February 17, 2018, 04:07:05 AM
Do you know where the company was stablished, and in such case was it London?
Yes, from the limited information I have, it seems that the vehicle was made in London.
Any relation with Automobile Transport Co?
Bowen
Quote from: luisps on February 17, 2018, 08:12:44 AM
Any relation with Automobile Transport Co?
Not that I know of.
My final question before I abandone the research. Is it steam or electric powered?
Quote from: luisps on February 18, 2018, 03:39:34 AM
My final question before I abandone the research. Is it steam or electric powered?
Neither steam or electric, as I believe it is petrol-powered.
Certus
Double name?
Quote from: Fёdor on February 18, 2018, 05:10:51 AM
Double name?
No, a single name, named after the vehicle's creator.
Is this the taxicab designed by Mr. Mr. Stephen A. Marples in 1907? So the name that you ask could be MARPLES.
Quote from: luisps on February 18, 2018, 06:04:57 AM
Is this the taxicab designed by Mr. Mr. Stephen A. Marples in 1907? So the name that you ask could be MARPLES.
:applause: Hey, at last, that's the one! Very well done Luisps, and a much-deserved point to you. The Marples taxi was built briefly in the High Holborn area of London by Stephen A. Marples.
Thanks Djetset, it has been a very nice investigation for me. But in reality this car has a lot of information in the web. Lok for " A New Design for a London Motorcab." in the Magazine "The Commercial Motor" 27th June 1907, Page 3. You'll see a full technical description with several pictures of the cab.
Quote from: luisps on February 18, 2018, 10:20:47 AM
Thanks Djetset, it has been a very nice investigation for me. But in reality this car has a lot of information in the web. Lok for " A New Design for a London Motorcab." in the Magazine "The Commercial Motor" 27th June 1907, Page 3. You'll see a full technical description with several pictures of the cab.
Ah, thanks for the tip Luisps. I found my limited information and Puzzle picture in a very old book about London taxis, and struggled to find anything more about it on the internet.