Solved -PJ693- MM racing car bodied by Bonora, around 1939

Started by Paul Jaray, November 21, 2015, 08:30:59 AM

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nicanary

Was it built by an Italian company more famous for making something non-automotive?
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Paul Jaray

Quote from: nicanary on December 19, 2015, 03:28:27 PM
Was it built by an Italian company more famous for making something non-automotive?
Exactly!

nicanary

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Household electrical goods?
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Paul Jaray

Closer to cars and airplanes than electrical goods.

nicanary

Quote from: Paul Jaray on December 19, 2015, 04:21:12 PM
Closer to cars and airplanes than electrical goods.

Motor cycles?
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Does the company still exist?
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Are you the only person on AP tonight?  ;D

Fusi?
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Paul Jaray

I'll leave soon ... ;D
Not Fusi.

nicanary

I've researched the usual list of former marques, and there aren't too many which were still around at that time which weren't also car makers or aircraft makers.

Della Ferrera?
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nicanary

I've finished my list of companies which no longer exist but were active in 1939, and had no connections to the car or aero industries.

Long shot - Aermacchi?
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