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Puzzles, Games and Name That Car => Solved AutoPuzzles => 2013 => Topic started by: Wendax on July 08, 2013, 03:22:07 AM
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A different kind of 2+2 roadster.
For one point, please respond and identify this vehicle.
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Any Brogan connection?
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No
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It's right hand drive so is it Japanese?
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was this mass produced?
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It's right hand drive so is it Japanese?
Not Japanese
was this mass produced?
No, probably a one-off by a manufacturer well known in its field of activity.
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was it used by airports for a carry-all car?
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probably
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It appears to be british?
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Certainly
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ABC connection?
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"A manufacturer well-known in its activity" suggest a manufacturer of something othe than cars:
Coventry-Climax?
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ABC connection?
No
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"A manufacturer well-known in its activity" suggest a manufacturer of something othe than cars:
Coventry-Climax?
Yes to your conclusion that we are not looking for a car manufacturer. No to Coventry-Climax.
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Lansing Bagnall Tug?
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Spot on, and that's all I know about it. A well-earned point is on the way.
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ABC connection?
No
Well, in a convoluted way, there is!
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ABC connection?
No
Well, in a convoluted way, there is!
Please elucidate
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When Lancing-Bagnall wanted to enter the motor car market, they hired Granville Bradshaw (previously of ABC) to design the cars - the result was the Lancing-Bagnall Bradshaw Utility which has recently featured as a puzzle here... ;)
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Thanks. I obviously missed the Lancing-Bagnall Bradshaw Utility
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Yes to your conclusion that we are not looking for a car manufacturer. No to Coventry-Climax.
Like Coventry Climax, Lansing Bagnall was a fork-lift-truck maker of repute.
Not far from their Basingstoke HQ they had a country house, Elvetham Hall, as a residential management training establishment which, some 35 years ago, our company leased for staff accommodation during the Farnborough Airshow.