MPC#027 - Solved - Romanazzi Piaggio Ape mototaxi

Started by Iluvatar, September 28, 2013, 08:14:19 AM

Previous topic - Next topic

0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.

Iluvatar

L'Automobile Italiana automobileitaliana.it
Facebook automobileitaliana
Instagram @autoitaliana

Iluvatar

L'Automobile Italiana automobileitaliana.it
Facebook automobileitaliana
Instagram @autoitaliana

luisps

Italian ROMANAZZI based in Vespa mecanical parts depending of the sources the date of presentation moves between 1950 and 1953

Iluvatar

Quote from: luisps on October 14, 2013, 02:34:15 PM
Italian ROMANAZZI based in Vespa mecanical parts depending of the sources the date of presentation moves between 1950 and 1953
Almost right, but the base car is not a Vespa but a ....   

LOCKED for you
L'Automobile Italiana automobileitaliana.it
Facebook automobileitaliana
Instagram @autoitaliana

luisps

Also in this point are different informations all gives the Piaggio origin. The Baron Von Thyssen says that the basic components are from the "Piaggio-Vespa Motorroller", alternatively Walter Zeichner in his book "Kleinwagen Intenational" gives as base  the "Piaggio-Kleinsferwagen Ape". When I've stated Vespa was not really meaning scooter but the Ape transporter, that is more like.

Iluvatar

Quote from: luisps on October 14, 2013, 05:52:55 PM
Also in this point are different informations all gives the Piaggio origin. The Baron Von Thyssen says that the basic components are from the "Piaggio-Vespa Motorroller", alternatively Walter Zeichner in his book "Kleinwagen Intenational" gives as base  the "Piaggio-Kleinsferwagen Ape". When I've stated Vespa was not really meaning scooter but the Ape transporter, that is more like.
Yes the car is based on the Piaggio Ape.
One point for you!  ;)
L'Automobile Italiana automobileitaliana.it
Facebook automobileitaliana
Instagram @autoitaliana

als15

But the question now is: which Romanazzi? The company based in Bari or the Romanazzi-ICAR based in Rome?

Wendax

#7
According to Zeichner it is the Bari-based company.

And the picture background seems to be the Castello di Bari.  ;)