Topic: Solved JJ #24 Bambi Pick Up Sporty

[jimjarron]

Another puzzle from me.  Can anyone tell us what make and model this is?

[Otto Puzzell]

I need one of those!

You see, I have a large number of semi-ovoid, not-too-heavy items to transport at low speed, when the weather is not too inclement.   

[Anton]

Trojan- Fuldamobile flatbed?

[jimjarron]

Trojan- Fuldamobile flatbed?

Very close - but you're on the wrong continent.

[Anton]

My fault- Trojan was the licensed Heinkel bubblecar.

S is it a Fuldamobil, or a licence built, like Nobel or FramKing?

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I am sure it is built after Fuldamobile patterns, but as to continent:

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Or are we talking about the Bambi? or which other licensed version? Pick one:

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[jimjarron]

If this was something a bit commoner, I'd be asking for the precise model name, but you're close enough and the point is yours.  It's a Bambi Pick Up Sporty from Argentina.

This may not be much use unless you can read Spanish, but here's what the website I found it on had to say:

La Pick Up

Basado en la cupé, se desarrolló un vehículo utilitario denominado Pick Up Sporty. La carrocería de una sola pieza realizada en resina polyester reforzada con fibra de vidrio, estaba montada sobre un chasis de tubos de acero de sección rectángular. La cabina carecía de puertas y poseía un asiento enterizo para albergar dos pasajeros. Detrás de esta, se extendía el plano de carga que tenía una pequeña baranda como elemento de contención. Opcionalmente se podía equipar con una capota de plástico o lona. La velocidad máxima era de 90 Km/h y el consumo de 4 litros cada 100 Km. La Bambi Sporty tenía una capacidad de carga de 300 Kgs. Su precio al momento de su presentación en Julio de 1963 era de $139.800