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Puzzles, Games and Name That Car => Solved AutoPuzzles => 2017 => Topic started by: Wendax on March 28, 2017, 02:30:21 AM
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A typical ladies' car?
For one point, please respond and identify this car.
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Is there a 2CV chassis under this and is it special to the Middle East, perhaps Iran or Iraq?
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No and no, but there is a slight 2CV connection.
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from Poland?
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No
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Citroen for the Algerian market?
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Not a Citroen, not for Algeria
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Asian?
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Yes
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Any connection with Autocar?
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No
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Japanese?
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Yes
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It's a Mikasa Mark I, 600cc air-cooled microcar from Japan, and hugely influenced by the 2cv but not sharing any parts
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Correct!
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How about original Mikasa brochure?
Very rare item from my collection...
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:thumbsup:
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Ha Ha Ha... No Clutch OK Drive , as printed on the reverse of the Mikasa leaflet. Fantastic!
I just love these 'International English' translations in old car brochures that actually make little or not sense at all in English!
I have a late 1960s international English brochure on the Suzuki Fronte 360, for which one of the available colours is 'Abysmal Green', plus a great Motokov export leaflet for the Zastava 101 in which one of that model's benefits is listed as "reassuringly unreliable' At least they were honest! ;D
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How about this? :D
A very new Karma Revero brochure.... 8) 8) :hah: :bag:
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Yuk, I'm feeling sick :o.
I've got a great one like this at home for the Paradine 525 S. I will scan it in and post it when I'm next there.
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A lineup of Mikasa models built by the Okamura Corporation
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The correct name of the puzzle car should be Mikasa Service Car Mark I (MC-V).