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Puzzles, Games and Name That Car => Solved AutoPuzzles => 2013 => Topic started by: Paul Jaray on April 14, 2013, 03:35:22 PM
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Who knows this car?
1 point for you.
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British?
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Yes!
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Hillman Imp chassis?
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I don't have any detail about it...just who built it and when.
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Looks a like a contemporary fellow of a Franke Scout. So I'll have a try at 1976?
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Later than 1976.
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Few guesses in the right direction and you'll bring it home!
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Built before 1990.
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Yes, and later than 1980.
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It is definetly not too hard.
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Ok, I'll park into the black hole, then.
...but it is much easier than it seems.
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Do you know if it is electric?
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Nope, but I think it's not.
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Is it an Ogle Design project?
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Not Ogle Design.
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I can't give clues about this one..it's definetly not so hard.
If you find the right question (a question you often use in these cases) you'll find it via Google, 1st page!
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Any Reliant connection?
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Not that I'm aware of.
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was the picture taken at an auction?
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I don't think, but can't be sure.
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university project?
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Yes!
Locked for you till your next guess.
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I don't have a guess, yet. Built by students at Coventry University's School of Art and Design?
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it is from Coventry but not from A&D...and it's not from an University but a School, sorry.
Locked for you.
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Winner of BP Buildacar '84 - Whitley Abbey School, the car was called Abbey Cat
The 28 November, 1984 issue of Autocar says this:
AN all white, two-seater called "Abbey Cat", built by the Whitley Abbey Comprehensive School of Coventry, has won this year's BP buildacar competition gaining a £1,000 prize for the school as well as helping its four builders to get jobs in the motor industry. Built by 16-year-olds Peter Walker, David Wyer, David Black and 17-year-old Stephen Campbell it has a glass-fibre body and powered by a 20-year-old NSU Prinz air-cooled engine
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let's give this a little bump
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Thank you, I'm here now. ;)
You found the car and some additional info I didn't know.
I'd like to know more about those BP Buildacar cars...I found some of them and are a nice subject.
Here's your point!