Topic: Solved: Rust never sleeps - Carchitextra 2

[Wendax]

T: Harroun Model A-1 (by Ray Harroun, winner of the first Indy 500) – 1: Soldiers and Sailors Monument (in Indianapolis, Indiana) – z: 2001 Oldsmobile Bravada Indy 500 Pace Car

Yes, the most fascinating Indy Pace Car ever.

[Wendax]

B. Standard 10 van – 31: Standard Oil Building, New York – ag: Standard Eight Touring

Rust B and Architecture 31 are correct and connect.
Extra ag is not a Standard Eight Tourer.
B - 31 - ?? locked for you.

[Wendax]

A basic 'everyday' connection for this one:

Rust AC: Simca Aronde Quotidienne, the 'low-cost' entry-level version of the popular French model, added to the range in 1953
Arch 6: Musee d'Histoire de la Vie Quotidienne (the Museum of Daily Life), based at Petit-Caux in Normandy. I visited this charming town many years ago (before the digital camera age, so it was quite some time back) when I briefly owned a Panhard 24 CT and joined up with a French P&L Club for a local treasure hunt. Somewhere I have an old printed photo of my Panhard parked there, but it will take some finding!
Next U: the French Ford Abeille, a stripped down basic version of the Vedette, aimed at farmers, commercial tradesmen, etc, and built in the same Poissy factory as the Aronde which Simca acquired when it took over the French Ford SAF operations and production plant. The Poissy plant still exists today as part of the PSA Groupe, now building Citroen C3s, etc.

All three correctly identified, and they would have made a nice triple as you have explained. But in my puzzle only the Simca Aronde Quotidienne and the Musée d'Histoire de la Vie Quotidienne belong together. Keep your idea for the third one in mind though.
AC - 6 - ?? locked for you.

[Wendax]

V: Rosengart Ariette Break – 15: The Rosengart Collection, Lucerne Switzerland – e: 1941 Tempo Hanseat A 400

V/15 connection: Rosengart (obvious)
V/e connection: Among other things, the French word 'ariette' can be a diminutive form of the musical term 'aria', while 'tempo' can also be a musical term.
15/e connection: None

Rust V and Architecture 15 are correct and connect.
Extra e is not a Tempo, so that explains your rather unconvincing connections to it. 
15 - V - ?? locked for you.

[gte4289]

Extra e is not a Tempo, so that explains your rather unconvincing connections to it. 

Rust B and Architecture 31 are correct and connect.
Extra ag is not a Standard Eight Tourer.
B - 31 - ?? locked for you.

How about this?

B. Standard 10 van – 31: Standard Oil Building, New York – e: Standard E1 by Gutbrod

[Djetset]

A basic 'everyday' connection for this one:

Rust AC: Simca Aronde Quotidienne, the 'low-cost' entry-level version of the popular French model, added to the range in 1953
Arch 6: Musee d'Histoire de la Vie Quotidienne (the Museum of Daily Life), based at Petit-Caux in Normandy. I visited this charming town many years ago (before the digital camera age, so it was quite some time back) when I briefly owned a Panhard 24 CT and joined up with a French P&L Club for a local treasure hunt. Somewhere I have an old printed photo of my Panhard parked there, but it will take some finding!
Next U: the French Ford Abeille, a stripped down basic version of the Vedette, aimed at farmers, commercial tradesmen, etc, and built in the same Poissy factory as the Aronde which Simca acquired when it took over the French Ford SAF operations and production plant. The Poissy plant still exists today as part of the PSA Groupe, now building Citroen C3s, etc.

All three correctly identified, and they would have made a nice triple as you have explained. But in my puzzle only the Simca Aronde Quotidienne and the Musée d'Histoire de la Vie Quotidienne belong together. Keep your idea for the third one in mind though.
AC - 6 - ?? locked for you.

In that case the third element must be Extra R, a rustic Simca 8 Break de Chasse 'Canadienne', this being a Fiat 508 1100 built under licence by Simca and made in Nantes.

[luisps]

Rust Z: AVIA 350 microcar 195s Checoslovaquia.  Architectural: 10 Falkenhause, Bayern (falken is the bird in the AVIA's logo) Extra: Spanish AVIA truck made by AISA not related to the Cesk company.

[gte4289]

Rust Z: AVIA 350 microcar 195s Checoslovaquia.  Architectural: 10 Falkenhause, Bayern (falken is the bird in the AVIA's logo) Extra: Spanish AVIA truck made by AISA not related to the Cesk company.

Ah! I've been sitting on Z-?-I for some time now, but the 'Falken' connection never crossed my mind.

[luisps]

Sorry, I fogot to specify the extra, my answer is:
Rust Z: AVIA 350 microcar 195s Checoslovaquia.  Architectural: 10 Falkenhause, Bayern (falken is the bird in the AVIA's logo) Extra I: Spanish AVIA truck made by AISA not related to the Cesk company.

[Wendax]

Extra e is not a Tempo, so that explains your rather unconvincing connections to it. 

Rust B and Architecture 31 are correct and connect.
Extra ag is not a Standard Eight Tourer.
B - 31 - ?? locked for you.

How about this?

B. Standard 10 van – 31: Standard Oil Building, New York – e: Standard E1 by Gutbrod

Yes, in 1939 Gutbrod was forced by the government to build the Tempo A 400 instead of their own three-wheelers. That was part of the Schell-Plan unification plan.

[Wendax]

A basic 'everyday' connection for this one:

Rust AC: Simca Aronde Quotidienne, the 'low-cost' entry-level version of the popular French model, added to the range in 1953
Arch 6: Musee d'Histoire de la Vie Quotidienne (the Museum of Daily Life), based at Petit-Caux in Normandy. I visited this charming town many years ago (before the digital camera age, so it was quite some time back) when I briefly owned a Panhard 24 CT and joined up with a French P&L Club for a local treasure hunt. Somewhere I have an old printed photo of my Panhard parked there, but it will take some finding!
Next U: the French Ford Abeille, a stripped down basic version of the Vedette, aimed at farmers, commercial tradesmen, etc, and built in the same Poissy factory as the Aronde which Simca acquired when it took over the French Ford SAF operations and production plant. The Poissy plant still exists today as part of the PSA Groupe, now building Citroen C3s, etc.

All three correctly identified, and they would have made a nice triple as you have explained. But in my puzzle only the Simca Aronde Quotidienne and the Musée d'Histoire de la Vie Quotidienne belong together. Keep your idea for the third one in mind though.
AC - 6 - ?? locked for you.

In that case the third element must be Extra R, a rustic Simca 8 Break de Chasse 'Canadienne', this being a Fiat 508 1100 built under licence by Simca and made in Nantes.

Right again!

[Wendax]

Rust Z: AVIA 350 microcar 195s Checoslovaquia.  Architectural: 10 Falkenhause, Bayern (falken is the bird in the AVIA's logo) Extra: Spanish AVIA truck made by AISA not related to the Cesk company.

Rust Z is the Avia 350 from Czechoslovakia, Architecture 10 is Schloss Falkenhausen, and Extra l is the Spanish AVIA truck. Z and l are connected, Schloss Falkenhausen is needed for something else.
Z - ?? - l locked for you.

[luisps]

I understand that Architec I is correct but the link is not the Czechoslovak AVIA logo. Therefore you must refer to a character in the Falkenhausen family, is that correct?

[Wendax]

I understand that Architec I is correct but the link is not the Czechoslovak AVIA logo. Therefore you must refer to a character in the Falkenhausen family, is that correct?

Yes, that's a path to follow.

[gte4289]

Portuguese connection?

G: Camat Douro (from Portugal) - 32: Luis I Bridge, Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal - ac: Inspecção de Veículos Porsche, Rua de S. Dinis, Portugal

[gte4289]

Taking another swing at this as-yet unidentified cyclecar ...

C: Matchless cyclecar - 28: Rainbow Warrior memorial at Matauri Bay, NZ – y: Matchbox Guy Warrior car transporter

[Wendax]

Portuguese connection?

G: Camat Douro (from Portugal) - 32: Luis I Bridge, Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal - ac: Inspecção de Veículos Porsche, Rua de S. Dinis, Portugal

I'm not sure what to do now. The triple is the one I am looking for, but the reason for their connection is not just being Portuguese. I need a bit more for it. G - 32 - ac locked for you.

[Wendax]

Taking another swing at this as-yet unidentified cyclecar ...

C: Matchless cyclecar - 28: Rainbow Warrior memorial at Matauri Bay, NZ – y: Matchbox Guy Warrior car transporter

Rust C is not a Matchless.
Architecture 28 and Extra y are correct and pair.
?? - 28 - y locked for you.

[Djetset]

An Italian military connection;

Rust AA: Sheen Imperator GTS, the model name meaning an Italian/Roman military commander
Arch 9: the Roman military barrack remains that I’ve mentioned before that were discovered when the Rome metro line C was being extended
Extra q: a parade of Italian military vehicles, including examples of the Iveco VM90/M40.10 light utility vehicles

[Wendax]

An Italian military connection;

Rust AA: Sheen Imperator GTS, the model name meaning an Italian/Roman military commander
Arch 9: the Roman military barrack remains that I’ve mentioned before that were discovered when the Rome metro line C was being extended
Extra q: a parade of Italian military vehicles, including examples of the Iveco VM90/M40.10 light utility vehicles

Rust AA is the Sheen Imperator GTS.
Architecture 9 has been identified as such before.
The vehicles of Extra q are not in Italian military service.
No connection between these three, sorry.

[gte4289]

Rust AA is the Sheen Imperator GTS.
Architecture 9 has been identified as such before.
The vehicles of Extra q are not in Italian military service.
No connection between these three, sorry.

Hmm... I was working on a Roman-themed triple, but Rust AA and Architecture 9 are not a match? How about AA/f or 9/f?

AA: Sheen Imperator GTS – 9: Roman military barracks remains – f: Torsus Praetorian by Pulsar Expo

[Wendax]

Rust AA is the Sheen Imperator GTS.
Architecture 9 has been identified as such before.
The vehicles of Extra q are not in Italian military service.
No connection between these three, sorry.

Hmm... I was working on a Roman-themed triple, but Rust AA and Architecture 9 are not a match? How about AA/f or 9/f?

AA: Sheen Imperator GTS – 9: Roman military barracks remains – f: Torsus Praetorian by Pulsar Expo

Architecture 9 and Extra f do match, but I need a more precise reason. Rust AA isn't part of the combination.

[luisps]

Architect I: Falkenhausen House.
The Falkenhausen family is so extensive that it is impossible to follow the history of all those cited on the Internet. The most quoted is General Alexander von Falkenhausen who was appointed Governor of Belgium by Hitler during WWII but I do not see his relationship with Czescoslovensko. Related to the automotive industry was another Alex von Falkenhausen who was a racer and manager of the BMW racing team until the late 1940s. He then founded his own brand AFM and after 1953 returned to BMW.

[Wendax]

Sorry, you misunderstood me.
Architecture 10 (Schloss Falkenhausen) is not connected to Rust Z (Avia 350), but to another Rust and another Extra.
Rust Z and Extra l are connected to each other and to a different Architecture (not Architecture 10).
Your search about the Falkenhausen family was a good one. Follow that lead and try to find a suitable match in Rust and/or Extra.

[luisps]

Ok I´ve left Falkenhausen House allready, so try another place:
Rust Z: AVIA 350 microcar 195s Checoslovaquia.  Architectural: AVIA Gas station Extra I: Spanish AVIA truck made by AISA not related to the Cesk company.