SOLVED: FW #669: Standard Motor Truck Company Model 55, Charabanc, 1922

[fromwien]

Please be so kind and identify this bus
PLEASE ONLY THREE GEOGRAPHICAL QUESTIONS ALTOGETHER

[fromwien]

Experts?

[fromwien]

Professionals?

[fromwien]

Masters?

[pnegyesi]

from Europe?

[fromwien]

No

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from South America?

[fromwien]

No

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Australia?

[fromwien]

No

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Asia?

[fromwien]

No

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North America?

[fromwien]

Yes

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USA?

[fromwien]

Yes

[Oguerrerob]

Standard Char-a-Banc (Standard 75 chassis) 1922 USA

[fromwien]

Thank you so much for reviving this old puzzle! You are very close the solution. Only type is wrong!
LOCKED for you for three attempts to find the right type

[Oguerrerob]

Standard 10-passenger (New-Job) Bus (Standard 75 chassis) by Standard Motor Truck Company 1922 Detroit, Michigan, USA

[fromwien]

You are right with everything. The bus is based on the 'Standard 75 chassis'. But, sorry, the type designation of the bus is different

[Oguerrerob]

Could it be Motor Coach or Long distance bus?

[fromwien]

No, it is a two-digit-number, like '75'

[Oguerrerob]

I've found a few publications about this bus, all says model 75. There was another bus (larger one) over a different chassis (AK chassis). The only numbers I've found are 76 and 66. 

[fromwien]

Sorry, please be so kind and have a very close look at my answers:
You haven't to find a new chassis typ of this bus. I told you that you are right with the chassis designation of the bus: IT IS: 'STANDARD 75 CHASSIS'. Please don't check any further for the chassis. It's 'STANDARD 75 CHASSIS'!

Once more: The correct bus-type-designation is to be found! It's not the same as the chassis designation!
It's a two-digit-number; similar to '75'. One of the digits is the right one

[Oguerrerob]

If I understood correctly. And if one of the numbers is correct. Guessing: Could it be something like 15?