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Solved - NEH 1497: Sheepbridge prototype - 1948

Started by Carnut, January 26, 2012, 06:17:46 AM

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Carnut

1 point for identifying what this is correctly:

Google Image Search continues to raise its ugly head on AutoPuzzles.
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Carnut

Interests in life:  Cars, cars, cars - oh and ..er..cars

Jean-Marie H

Sheepbridge.

Built by Sheepbridge Engineers from Chesterfield, UK.
This company made a few prototypes between 1948 and 1953.

Carnut

Quote from: Jean-Marie H on February 02, 2012, 07:56:20 PM
Sheepbridge.

Built by Sheepbridge Engineers from Chesterfield, UK.
This company made a few prototypes between 1948 and 1953.

Indeed it is!
Interests in life:  Cars, cars, cars - oh and ..er..cars

Wendax

The picture is a nice restoration and coloration job by one of our members.  :thumbsup:

Paul Jaray

#5
I like his job, those pictures are really good.
...what I like less is that our friend have 0 posts here, and there is not a single line about Autopuzzles in his Flickr pages, even 9\10 of his pictures can be found here and some of them ONLY here.

Otto Puzzell

Allemano pointed out his works to me. Quite prolific, and talented.
You wanna be the man, you gotta Name That Car!

MrScharroo

#7
I am glad that you like my work.  I am not copying, but by colorization I try to bring off-beat microcars to life again. Your excellent Autopuzzles.com is a very important source of inspirations and b&w pictures (but less than 1 out of 4). I believed that crediting the owner of a photo is sufficient.  That is a matter of copyright. Like I did with the Bünger picture from  Wendax.  But it is fair enough to mention Autopuzzles.com if you are the only reference to  a picture.  In the coming weeks I will adapt the info to the pictures. I guess that will bring you a lot of new visitors.
By the way, I am running out of b&w microcars pictures.
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