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Experts?
Pros?
I like this one! Italian?
It doesn't look italian at all, does it?
(unless your question is not about the car...)
And Spohn coachwork on american chassis?
German coachwork?
Not German...
French?
Not a French, nor a German Coachbuilder on an American chassis.
At least the American chassis should be easy?
A Cadillac chassis? Eldorado Brougham maybe?
That is a Cadillac...now go for the Coachbuilder and model's name.
Italian body? Ghia?
Is it the 1954 Cadillac La Espada ?
Coachbuilder: Fleetwood
Boano, or more obscure?
The builder was definetely inspired by the La Espada though he left it badly proportioned.
I guess it's rather made by a little obscure workshop...
Quote from: 75america on October 19, 2009, 12:06:11 PM
Boano, or more obscure?
Not Boano...I won't say that is one of the obscure ones.
Quote from: Allemano on October 19, 2009, 12:09:25 PM
The builder was definetely inspired by the La Espada though he left it badly proportioned.
I guess it's rather made by a little obscure workshop...
...not so obscure...
Castagna maybe?
Not Castagna...
Vignale?
Not Vignale.
The point will go to who will provide coachbuilder and name of this car, and it won't be locked after the 1st will be found.
Pininfarina?
Not Pininfarina...
Lombardi?
Not Lombardi...
Boneschi?
Scaglietti?
Ghia, Boano, Castagna, Vignale, Pininfarina, Lombardi, Boneschi, Scaglietti
Michelotti?
Ghia, Boano, Castagna, Vignale, Pininfarina, Lombardi, Boneschi, Scaglietti, Michelotti
Stab. Farina?
Touring?
Ghia, Boano, Castagna, Vignale, Pininfarina, Lombardi, Boneschi, Scaglietti, Michelotti, Farina, Touring
1959/60 Frua resp. Italsuisse? (though there's only a limousine mentioned..)
Ghia, Boano, Castagna, Vignale, Pininfarina, Lombardi, Boneschi, Scaglietti, Michelotti, Farina, Touring, Frua, Italsuisse
Is there a Allemano badge on the front wing?
Ghia, Boano, Castagna, Vignale, Pininfarina, Lombardi, Boneschi, Scaglietti, Michelotti, Farina, Touring, Frua, Italsuisse, Allemano
Viotti...or Fissore?
Ghia, Boano, Castagna, Vignale, Pininfarina, Lombardi, Boneschi, Scaglietti, Michelotti, Farina, Touring, Frua, Italsuisse, Allemano, Viotti, Fissore
a ridiculous game, but ...... maybe Ghia Aigle?
Ghia, Boano, Castagna, Vignale, Pininfarina, Lombardi, Boneschi, Scaglietti, Michelotti, Farina, Touring, Frua, Italsuisse, Allemano, Viotti, Fissore, Ghia-AigleQuote from: Allemano on October 19, 2009, 03:51:21 PM
a ridiculous game, but ...... maybe Ghia Aigle?
you can change game and try another way to find this ;)
try to get another approach... maybe tomorrow..
Bertone?
Ghia, Boano, Castagna, Vignale, Pininfarina, Lombardi, Boneschi, Scaglietti, Michelotti, Farina, Touring, Frua, Italsuisse, Allemano, Viotti, Fissore, Ghia-Aigle, Bertone
Motto?
Monviso?
How many seconds till the answer arrives?
???
Are you looking for a specific name for the car, or just the Cadillac basis where it is based on like Series 60S, Series 62 or Series 75?
The answer is easier than you may think.
This car has a specific name.
Quote from: Paul Jaray on October 20, 2009, 12:43:39 PM
The answer is easier than you may think.
This car has a specific name.
In that case Cadillac Convertible, Cadillac Cabriolet or Cadillac Roadster.
Or is it not THAT easy :D
Not that easy, this car has a unic, specific name.
I'll tell you later why I thought it was very easy.
1953 Cadillac Le Sales? My yesterday's research turned no results on Motto Cadillacs :P
That's it, 1955 Cadillac Le Sales by Motto.
If you google "Motto + Cadillac", it should be the 2nd result.
Well done, 1 point for you.
Damned, alo just found the Cadillac Le Sales 1953 name on wikipedia >:(
I also found it on wiki, an Italian one, but AFAIR it was a third page of Google results, not the second result.
I used Google.it ;D
Ok, probably not so easy.
Quote from: faksta on October 20, 2009, 01:04:19 PM
I also found it on wiki, an Italian one, but AFAIR it was a third page of Google results, not the second result.
but only the reference not the original pic or am I blind?
No, you're not - there's only a reference, nothing more.
The pic cames from a magazine.
:thumbsup:
Le Sales (translation: The Sales)? Or LaSalle, (Cadillac's former companion brand, and a name used on Cadillac show cars)?
Quote from: Paul Jaray on September 28, 2009, 05:06:40 PM
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:scratch:
I received an email yesterday by a friend of the owner of this car.
The car is still alive and I asked him to add some more info and pics.
I received more pics and a 2-page article about this car...it's much more than a simple coachbuilt car and the name of this creation is (the car still exists) "The Elegante".
I'll add all I have shortly.
In the meantime, another pic:
Quote from: Otto Puzzell on August 15, 2010, 03:43:18 AM
Le Sales (translation: The Sales)?
"Le" suggest a french name, as any amateur of Pepé Le Pew is aware.
And "Le Sales" would rather be translated by "The Dirties", although there is is a grammatical impossibility, "Le" being singular and "Sales" plural.
Hey, come for a ride in my new The Dirties, baby!
Same car (?) under construction:
A recent source simply calls it "Elegante".
And the original color was, err... gold white: