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Puzzles, Games and Name That Car => Solved AutoPuzzles => 2020 => Topic started by: SACO on May 17, 2014, 02:18:23 AM
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What's this ,and where for 1 point ? :)
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Experts !
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The buildings in the background say 'British', so is it a British car?
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Not a British car !
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Opel Kapitan by Pennock
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Not Opel and not by Pennock !
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Crazy guess: Scandanavian?
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Yes !
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Darn it, I was afraid of that. I know I've seen this photo somewhere, and I vaguely remembered it as being from Sweden or Denmark (not sure which) and that the car isn't AT ALL what anyone would think it is . . . But of course I don't have the slightest recollection of what make the car is. I know it will come to me, I just don't know when. . . . As I get older, these little naps are SO refreshing. So please don't lock it, maybe someone else saw the original photo, too. I'll start looking.
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OK for Denmark !
Nothing else ? :)
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Still looking . . . A Minerva, perhaps, under all that Danish pastry?
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Chrysler by Jensen ?
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Not a Minerva and not a Chrysler by Jensen !
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Let's try Austrian, just to be different . . . Graf & Stift?
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European car with Danish body ?
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I'm pretty sure (about 90%) that this is a European car beneath that extensive Danish bodywork. Most likely it wore a much different set of clothes when it was new - which only makes the search more difficult. Fun, though . . . I've come across some pretty interesting cars during the search, but I haven't found it yet.
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Yes !European car with Danish body !
Not a Graf & Stift !
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OK, I finally came up with it . . I decided to start going alphabetically through large European cars of the right approximate age and researching them, cross-referencing with "Danish" or "Denmark" . . . And still came up with nothing, until a Scandinavian friend suggested I use "Dansk" instead of "Danish". All I can say is, thank god it wasn't a ZIL or I never would have gotten to it.
I believe this car is a Danish-rebodied Bugatti Type 40. I am uncertain as to either the year of the original car, or when the Danish body was fabricated. It does appear the car has since been acquired in Germany and is being re-bodied more correctly, and thank goodness for that.
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:thumbsup:
Yes , a Danish-rebodied Bugatti Type 40 ( 40206 )
1 point for fyreline !
" Bugatti "is writing in front of the car :
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The Bugatti Trust archive does not have a photo of that car/body combination on the Type 40 register. If anyone has the IT skills to send them a copy it might interest them.
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Not sure whether the two large chrome strips really improve the styling.
For one point, please respond and identify this car.
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up
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Imperia?
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No
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Ford based?
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No
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From the Americas?
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No
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German ?
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No
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up again
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French?
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Partially
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was once a Bugatti
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Yes, locked for you.
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Typ 40
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Yes, as the coachbuilder is unknown, just add the country where the conversion was done, and the point is yours.
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In Denmark in the 50s
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One more point for you.
A Danish body on chassis 40206.
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A puzzle picture added to the old puzzle and merged