Solved: PN #303 -- Opel röntgen Automobile 1913 by Kölber

[pnegyesi]

Please identify chassis, coachbuilder and year for a point

[pnegyesi]

Experts?

[DeAutogids]

I suppose it is not from Hungary, despite the writing?

[pnegyesi]

Coachwork is Hungarian

[pnegyesi]

Professionals?

[faksta]

French chassis?

[pnegyesi]

no

[woodinsight]

Austro-Daimler?

[faksta]

Year must be around 1910?

[pnegyesi]

not Austrian chassis and younger than 1910

[faksta]

German?

[pnegyesi]

yes, German chassis, Hungarian body. There is an article on this car available somewhere on the net

[faksta]

Rex Simplex chassis?

[pnegyesi]

no

[milos62]

Mercedes - Benz chassis?

[pnegyesi]

no

[D-type]

Opel chassis?

[pnegyesi]

yes, with that you just earned a 24-hour lock.

[D-type]

Since I know absolutely nothing about early Opels, I can only guess 1915 Opel Blitz chassis.

Please unlock as I've nothing to add.

[pnegyesi]

well, the chassis is one thing, the coachbuilder would be more important.
It is a bit earlier than 1915 and definitely not a Blitz

Open for all again

[pnegyesi]

I have just been informed that in a weeks' time you can solve this puzzle very easily.
In other words, a directory of Hungarian coachbuilders with short introduction on each will finally be published on our site.

[woodinsight]

I have just been informed that in a weeks' time you can solve this puzzle very easily.
In other words, a directory of Hungarian coachbuilders with short introduction on each will finally be published on our site.

That's wonderful news!
In the meantime is the coachwork by Glattfelder?

[pnegyesi]

No, but you are in the right direction

[woodinsight]

I have to say I don't know very much about Hungarian coachbuilders or where they were located. (I guess all will be revealed soon )
Another guess - Frohner-Pasztelyi?

[pnegyesi]

No, Glattfelder was closer in terms of the right era (coachbuilders mainly active before 1st WW). Frohner-Pasztelyi was set up after 1st WW