Solved: GTE 246 - 'The Car of 2121' / 'Electric Touring Car Model 2121' (1921)

Started by gte4289, December 20, 2019, 07:44:53 PM

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barrett

My source, which is a British magazine of January, 1921, simply refers to this drawing as 'The Car of 2021' but without any further information about it

gte4289

Quote from: barrett on April 15, 2020, 02:42:41 PM
My source, which is a British magazine of January, 1921, simply refers to this drawing as 'The Car of 2021' but without any further information about it
Can you send me a PM with the name of the magazine?

gte4289

Quote from: barrett on April 15, 2020, 02:42:41 PM
My source, which is a British magazine of January, 1921, simply refers to this drawing as 'The Car of 2021' but without any further information about it
Thanks for the PM! I think it's time to call this one solved. My source (German Automobil-Zeitung, 30 January 1921) cites to the same British magazine (Light Car & Cyclecar, 1 January 1921), yet refers to the vehicle as 'The Car of 2121' and identifies it as 'Electric Touring Car Model 2121'.

As you've found the original source (or at least the one cited to by my source), I'll accept that as authoritative and award you the point.

Here is what was published by Automobil-Zeitung. Please post an image of the Light Car & Cyclecar material if you can.

barrett

Apologies, I just re-read my source and realised it says '2121' as well!

gte4289

Quote from: barrett on April 16, 2020, 07:37:09 PM
Apologies, I just re-read my source and realised it says '2121' as well!
No problem. Thread title updated.

Carnut

We can forgive you for being 100 years out, which must be a record here...!
I've taken the liberty of resizing the picture so we can see all of it without having to scroll across.
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