Solved - olr#001 Il Tempo Minimale by Ermanno Martinuzzi

Started by olavr, January 02, 2013, 05:13:55 AM

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olavr

My first puzzle!

Can you answer who is the builder of this car, what it is based on and the cars name?
One point for all three answers

olavr

Time to let the experts try!

D-type

based on a Renault 5?
Duncan Rollo

The more you learn, the more you realise how little you know.

olavr


frederick59

Based on Innocenti de Tomaso?

olavr

Sorry, not that either

kwgibbs

is this car ,soviet one-off?

olavr

one off, yes, but not soviet

kwgibbs

I trust this car is european?

olavr


kwgibbs

I,ll go with french?

thorax

based on a japanese car?
FRIUL LIBAR

olavr

not french, but still european

kwgibbs

anything to do with poland?

olavr

Nothing to do with Poland

frederick59


olavr

Yes, Fiat is correct

dzima1985


olavr

Also correct, built in Norway

olavr

Enough time for the experts, time to go to the professionals

SeaLion

#20
This is the Il Tempo Minimale, made by Ermanno Martinuzzi in Norway, based on a Fiat 127 with a A112 Abarth engine. The car was Martinuzzi's personal car for many years. The bodywork was handcrafted in steel, så the car became heavier than the base car. So even with the more powerful engine, the top speed was still about 140 km/h.

Ermanno Martinuzzi also made the movie car Il Tempo Gigante in full scale, for the premiere of the Norwegian animated movie Flåklypa Grand Prix (Pinchcliffe Grand Prix). Martinuzzi also made the full scale Bil-bilen in 1979, from my sketches, for a Norwegian national car design competition.


olavr

This is all correct, thank you for a very informative answer, one point for you is added