Enigma Variations (Postwar edition)

[Wendax]

Over the past few months I've been coming across some pictures of cars unknown to me, but unfortunately there weren't even any descriptions coming along with them. So don't ask me anything about these cars. I don't know what they are. The only thing they have in common is that probably they all are postwar cars from Germany or Austria.

Any proven identification is worth at least one point. Earned points will be awarded immediately. Have fun!

[Oguerrerob]

The postwar Enigma 2 is Müller&Schmidt-mobil 200cc 1950 'Jones&Smith-mobile' was an one-off home-made microcar built by mechanic Albert Hahne from Thale, DDR with DKW engine and Auto Union logo

[Wendax]

 Identified:
#1:
#2: Müller & Schmidt-Mobil Harzperle by Albert Hahne (Oguerrerob), see also: https://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/features-stories-and-photos/eigenbau-of-the-month/msg431233/#msg431233
#3:
#4:
#5:
#6:
#7: Partially solved: East German, around 1950, perhaps Hansa 1100 chassis (Carnut), see also: https://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/features-stories-and-photos/eigenbau-of-the-month/msg491774/#msg491774
#8: Universal body by Wille, see https://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/rookie-autopuzzles/pn-1160/
#9:
#10: Also to be found here: https://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/2012-41/solved-neh-2143-vw-kubelwagen-eigenbau-with-renault-panhard-parts/
#11: More pictures can be found here: https://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/features-stories-and-photos/eigenbau-of-the-month/msg658441/#msg658441
#12:

[Wendax]

The postwar Enigma 2 is Müller&Schmidt-mobil 200cc 1950 'Jones&Smith-mobile' was an one-off home-made microcar built by mechanic Albert Hahne from Thale, DDR with DKW engine and Auto Union logo

:doh:
I should have known that one, having seen the colorized pictures at MrScharroo's picture account.
One point for you.

[Wendax]

One more postwar enigma added (#9).

[barrett]

I wonder if #3 could be another variation on the built-from-plans Pilot as seen here?

http://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/index.php?topic=20895.0

[Wendax]

I wonder if #3 could be another variation on the built-from-plans Pilot as seen here?

http://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/index.php?topic=20895.0

I think it rather unprobable that those plans were known in post-WW II Germany.

[barrett]

I wonder if #3 could be another variation on the built-from-plans Pilot as seen here?

http://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/index.php?topic=20895.0

I think it rather unprobable that those plans were known in post-WW II Germany.

I promise to write 100 times

"I will read the first post thoroughly before attempting to answer"

;)

[Wendax]

One more postwar enigma added (#10) and, yes, I know where the door originates from.

[Allemano]

Saved #9 for a future puzzle until I've found it here again...

[Wendax]

Saved #9 for a future puzzle until I've found it here again...

Do you know anything about it except where the picture was taken?

[Allemano]

Nothing except we both know from that internet source...

[Wendax]

Enigma #11 added

[Carnut]

I  have no. 3 as being called a 'Europa' but I can't remember off-hand where I found it.
Here are a couple of pictures of it below.
I'll have a look into it tomorrow!

[pnegyesi]

Does No6 wears an Austrian number plate?

[Wendax]

Yes

[pnegyesi]

Do you have any other view available?

[Wendax]

No

[pnegyesi]

what is the first letter of the Austrian number plate?

[Wendax]

It was W for Vienna.

[Wendax]

what is the first letter of the Austrian number plate?

Yes

[pnegyesi]

I see, then it is not the one I had in mind

[pnegyesi]

Does this look like your No6?

[Wendax]

It looks like another car to me, but you should post it as a puzzle. It surely is obscure.

[pnegyesi]

Your pic no11 just popped up in Austro Classic as an unknown