Allan L no. 57:1903 Cottereau Populaire, 8 hp.

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Allan L

Make and year please
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D-type

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Allan L

No, I can see why it might be, but  I'm afraid it's a bit earlier and a bit more obscure than that
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jimjarron

1904 15hp Delaunay Belleville?

Allan L

No, I can see why it might be, but  I'm afraid it's  a bit more obscure than that
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jimjarron

If it's something more obscure, could it be a 1904 25hp Speedwell?

Trouble is that with so many cars of this era, a lot of them look the same...

Allan L

Quote from: jimjarron on September 17, 2008, 09:42:58 PM
If it's something more obscure, could it be a 1904 25hp Speedwell?

Trouble is that with so many cars of this era, a lot of them look the same...
Not a Speedwell.
You're right about looking the same - if you are told what one might be, it is quite easy to confirm (or disprove) but picking a make out of thin air is quite hard.
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Paul Jaray

Huum...this is harder...is that Fial Legnano?

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Allan L

Quote from: jimjarron on October 03, 2008, 02:41:21 AM
1904 8hp Bentall?
No, I can see why it might be, but  I'm afraid it's not that
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Allan L

Time for a clue: do you think this car would cut the mustard?
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@re

Found it!

It's a 1903 Cottereau Populaire, 8 hp.

Never would have got it without the mustard, though. It tends to spice things up a little ;)
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Allemano

Quote from: Allan L on October 09, 2008, 09:02:39 AM
Time for a clue: do you think this car would cut the mustard?

Sorry, but I'm still clueless here. What was the hint?  ???
I'm not always smart enough to read between the lines...

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The clue (as I took it, anyway) was that the most famous types of mustard (like the Dijon) are French...
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Allemano

Ah I see, after that it must have been very easy.

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Allan L

Quote from: @re on October 09, 2008, 07:10:14 PM
The clue (as I took it, anyway) was that the most famous types of mustard (like the Dijon) are French...
I think you've picked up all that the clue was intended to tell you there!

I'm afraid that we native english-speakers can be a bit obscure for those working in a second language - but with some of them, you'd never know it was the case. ;D
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