The Name Chain - CLOSED

[Carnut]

Justicialista Graciela

[nicanary]

Justicialista Graciela

I have double-checked that - well saved "carnut"! I hadn't known that about the marque's history.

[oko94]

I.A.M.E. Institec Gran Sport

IAME Justicialista

Wait a minute - I thought I.A.M.E. was the name of the company, but the brand was Institec, right ? Therefore were these cars badged IAME Institec, or only Institec ?

These ads seem to confirm that the cars were marketed as Institec (even though IAME was always mentioned as the company behind it).

[nicanary]

The Beaulieu Encyclopedia has them under "J" for Justicialista. Personally I've always thought of them as IAME, although I now know that they were re-marketed as Justicialista under later arrangements.

[Oguerrerob]

In 1962,  IAME Institec Justicialista Graciela Coupe changed and become DINFIA GW (Graciela Wartburg) Sedan

[Djetset]

In 1962,  IAME Institec Justicialista Graciela Coupe changed and become DINFIA GW (Graciela Wartburg) Sedan

So, in that case, the Wartburg Knight to continue the process.

[nicanary]

The Knight from 1895. Have I wrecked this puzzle?

[Djetset]

Is it badged as Knight? Only joking!! The puzzle is not wrecked yet  :)

Brinton White Knight (photo to follow).

[Carnut]

Jensen White Lady

[Djetset]

Jensen C-V8

[Carnut]

Holden Monaro CV8

[Djetset]

Holden Barina

[Oguerrerob]

Blanchard Holden

[oko94]

Holden.

Made in Texas in 1915.

[Oguerrerob]

EH Holden Limousine

[nicanary]

Just a question - the Blanchard Holden is a sports-racing car powered by a Holden engine. Is the "Holden" part of the name in the rules of the puzzle? Otherwise we could just reel out an endless series of XXX-Ford racing and sports cars. Or Cosworth, or Climax, or whatever.

Maybe I'm wrong here, in which case I apologise to the poster.

(I can't believe what's happened to me as a person since I joined AP  :( ! Miserable  old b"gger.........)

[Djetset]

Looks like we need a break from the Holdens, so...

EH-Line EC 01 Life.

[nicanary]

Life 190

[Djetset]

Mercedes-Benz 190 E

[Carnut]

Mrercedes-Benz Unimog U5000

[Djetset]

1914 Benz 18/45

[Carnut]

Benz Velocipede (from 1894)
(I'll have to check if that was its actual name..!)

Edit:  Yes, apparently that was its original name before it became the Velo.

[Djetset]

Mercedes-Benz C111

[nicanary]

Mercedes-Benz W125

[Djetset]

FSO 125p