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Re: Solved: PN #125 - Willisits Leila Nemesis
« Reply #25 on: November 23, 2010, 01:31:49 PM »
@Pal:
Why do you avoid posting cars from your own country? What if Otto Puzzell wouldn't post US cars anymore?  ;)

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Re: Solved: PN #125 - Willisits Leila Nemesis
« Reply #26 on: November 23, 2010, 02:11:21 PM »
Some of the Hungarian-built cars are covered in the book, Magyar Autó (Hungarian car). Others, which are not in the book are not covered at all - anywhere. What's the point of publishing a picture of, say, an NG, a Hungarian one-off from the 1930s when all I've got is a photocopied brochure? It was never mentioned in contemporary magazines, was never mentioned in books etc.

And Ecnelis is right, this is the Leila Nemesis, a recent project by the Willisits Engineering company. Vilmos Willisits set up Intermotor Ltd in the early 1990s and ripped me off when he brought the Mini-T golf cart project to Hungary. Not just me, but he managed to rip off the original designer and builder of the Mini-T, a Hungarian who moved to USA in 1956....
https://rareandunique.media - Rare&Unique Vehicles magazine
http://magyarjarmu.hu - detailed Hungarian motoring history (Hungarian language)
http://automuseums.info - motoring museums' guide