Solved: Wendax 345 - Umba 4/14 PS

[grobmotorix]

Is it a BZ (Bootswerft Zeppelinhafen) Kleinwagen with a BMW motor cyle engine?

[Wendax]

No

[Arunas]

Dehn?

[Wendax]

No

[Arunas]

Fama?

[Wendax]

No

[Wendax]

Open for all

[Allemano]

not very likely but let's have a try: Böhler?

Der deutsche Ingenieur Fidelis Böhler und der Konstrukteur Carl Pollich stellten 1924 einen Kleinstwagen mit 10 PS starkem 500-ccm-Heckmotor auf die Räder

[Wendax]

Sorry, no connection with Böhler

[Allemano]

"Welches ist der Wagen..?" apparently they weren't that familiar with German grammar.


From the Eastern part of Germany?

[Wendax]

Not from the Eastern part of Germany

[Allemano]

North of Frankfurt a. M. ?

[Wendax]

Ja

[Allemano]

From a coastal state?

[Wendax]

No

[Allemano]

NRW?

[Wendax]

No

[Allemano]

HH?

[Wendax]

Yes, from Hamburg

[Allemano]

HABAG?

[Wendax]

No

[Allemano]

I'm running out of HH cars from 1924, so here's my last guess on this motor:

Automobile der Marke Mikromobil wurden von 1921 bis 1924 in Hamburg-Wandsbek produziert. Hersteller war die ursprünglich als Automobil-Gesellschaft Thomsen KG firmierende Mikromobil AG. Es gab einen 4/18 und einen 6/18 PS; ihre Vierzylindermotoren waren Zweitakter. Ein weiteres Auto hatte einen 9 PS leistenden Einzylindermotor, konstruiert von einem Ingenieur namens Schoch.

[Wendax]

We had a Mikromobil before. No connection to this one.

As I said before: apart from my contemporary source, I didn't read anything about this car in the last twenty years. It must have escaped the historians so far.

[Allemano]

We had a Mikromobil before. No connection to this one.

As I said before: apart from my contemporary source, I didn't read anything about this car in the last twenty years. It must have escaped the historians so far.

Amazing!   
The more so because it has a quite unusual appearance with its mid/rear-engine configuration. I'm curious about what it is.

[Arunas]

Maybe it's named Sauer...