Determine the make and model of this chassis
Experts ?
Pros ?
French?
No
Belgian?
No
German?
Yes
Did they build cars after WWI?
Yes
Did they build cars after WII?
No
Masters ?
There appears to be a dip or bulge in the frame rail. Did that serve to accommodate some unusual feature of the vehicle?
No
1921-1925?
No
1918-1920?
Yes
Anker?
No
Union Bravo/Bravo?
Dinos?
Utilitas?
No
Quote from: gte4289 on January 21, 2025, 12:43:14 AM
1918-1920?
Did the whole brand exist only between 1918 and 1920, or was just this model built then?
No, not only during this period.
Phänomen?
No
Did the brand/manufacturer produce cars automobiles before WWI?
Yes
Did it produce cars after 1925?
Yes
After 1930?
Yes. As part of another unification
Horch?
Benz?
2 x No
Dixi?
NAG?
A Protos?
Yes
C1 10/30 PS?
No
the sources I have all say that the C1 was the only postwar model. So I am a little dumbfounded here
Typ C1 10-45ps 1924–1927
Quote from: Fёdor on January 30, 2025, 10:29:22 AM
Typ C1 10-45ps 1924–1927
Well,yes, over time it went from 10/30 to 10/45 and then 10/50.
But then my id of C1 was partly correct :)
There are different dates to be found:
Protos Typ C1 10/30 PS (1914-xxxx) -> Halwart Schrader, Deutsche Autos 1885-1920
Protos Typ C1 10/30 PS (1913/1914- xxxx) -> Hans-Heinrich von Fersen, Autos in Deutschland 1885-1920
Protos Typ C 10/30 PS (1913-1924) \
Protos Typ C1 10/45 PS (1924-1926) / -> Paul Gränz, Peter Kirchberg, Ahnen unserer Autos
Protos Typ C 10/30 PS (1913-1914, 1918-1924) \
Protos Typ C1 10/45 PS (1924-1927) / -> Werner Oswald, Deutsche Autos 1920-1945.
If it is not the 10/30 PS I have an idea what else it could be. Is it still locked?
Quote from: Wendax on January 30, 2025, 01:56:30 PM
If it is not the 10/30 PS I have an idea what else it could be. Is it still locked?
Same here. I've been patiently waiting. :)
Quote from: Wendax on January 30, 2025, 01:56:30 PM
There are different dates to be found:
Protos Typ C1 10/30 PS (1914-xxxx) -> Halwart Schrader, Deutsche Autos 1885-1920
Protos Typ C1 10/30 PS (1913/1914- xxxx) -> Hans-Heinrich von Fersen, Autos in Deutschland 1885-1920
Protos Typ C 10/30 PS (1913-1924) \
Protos Typ C1 10/45 PS (1924-1926) / -> Paul Gränz, Peter Kirchberg, Ahnen unserer Autos
Protos Typ C 10/30 PS (1913-1914, 1918-1924) \
Protos Typ C1 10/45 PS (1924-1927) / -> Werner Oswald, Deutsche Autos 1920-1945.
If it is not the 10/30 PS I have an idea what else it could be. Is it still locked?
I know that these models are not in the books. In the recent past, two advertising sheets from 1919 were sold. Two other models were listed there.
Perhaps the old models were renamed in the post-war years, the power is suitable. I found information that the type C2 was produced before 1918.
Open to all
Protos Typ D 16-46 PS chassis?
Correct !
Thanks!
Another view:
There is very little information about this model. I have another photo, but it's of poor quality. There was also a model B 14-38ps in this catalog, but the photo was not published. There are still many dark spots in the history of this company.