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Solved: Rust never sleeps - Water edition

Started by Wendax, December 23, 2017, 03:15:42 PM

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pnegyesi

Is the word "Saint" where I need to find a connection to?

Wendax


pnegyesi

I fail to find any cars related to Fenollar.

Wendax


pnegyesi

Maybe Rust G as there was a French buggy called Fenollar

Wendax

#105
Yes, another one solved!

pnegyesi

It will be a great relief to learn about the connection between Gangloff and the relief. Then another one will be solved.

Any other AutoPuzzlers would like to join the fun :)?

norberthanke

Rust K is a Borgward Isabella. I owned one in that colour! My very first vintage car.

pnegyesi

Quote from: norberthanke on January 24, 2018, 10:24:51 AM
Rust K is a Borgward Isabella. I owned one in that colour! My very first vintage car.

Would you like to follow this lead? Finding the water connection takes about 1 minute :) And then you can think about the extension!

norberthanke

Has something to do with "water 10" Isabella fountain, I suppose...
Rgds
Norbert

Wendax

Welcome to AutoPuzzles, Norbert, Rust K is indeed a Borgward Isabella and Water 10 is the Isabella fountain. Now this combination is locked for you to find the automotive "Extension" connected to the place where you can find that fountain. I hope you enjoy this rather special puzzle as much as all the other challenges on this site.

norberthanke

My guess extension r - a race in Granada.

Wendax

Sorry, Extension r is not in Granada.

norberthanke

Extension j, a car named Columbus, right?

Rgds

Norbert

Wendax


Tom_I

I think Rust I is a Lancia Trevi in 'typical' condition. There's nothing obvious to match it in the Water section, but I wonder if you were to zoom out from Water 15, you might see Anita Ekberg in a black dress paddling in the Trevi fountain in Rome, in the film "La Dolce Vita"?

Wendax

Tom, I knew you would be attracted by this puzzle.  ;D
You are absolutely right with Rust I being a Lancia Trevi and and Water 15 showing Anita Ekberg in the Trevi fountain. This combination is now locked for you to find the matching extension.

Tom_I

I haven't visited much recently, but this puzzle has lured me back, though it looks very difficult.

I'm not sure about the matching extension. All I have so far is Extension q, the Mercedes 300S which appears in the film "Three Coins in the Fountain", where the three female leads stop at the Trevi fountain to cast their coins (or not). But maybe there's more to it than that...

norberthanke

rust B
Singer Rapier "Cabriolet", ("convertible" in US). "Roadster" might not be the correct specification in case of a 4 or 5 passenger car. A small lesson in this respect.... :grad:
Norbert

Wendax

Quote from: Tom_I on January 28, 2018, 02:27:00 PM
I haven't visited much recently, but this puzzle has lured me back, though it looks very difficult.

I'm not sure about the matching extension. All I have so far is Extension q, the Mercedes 300S which appears in the film "Three Coins in the Fountain", where the three female leads stop at the Trevi fountain to cast their coins (or not). But maybe there's more to it than that...
It is really as "easy" as that, nicely found.

Wendax

Quote from: norberthanke on January 28, 2018, 03:13:40 PM
rust B
Singer Rapier "Cabriolet", ("convertible" in US). "Roadster" might not be the correct specification in case of a 4 or 5 passenger car. A small lesson in this respect.... :grad:
Norbert
It is a Singer Cabriolet, although not a Rapier. A nice start.

norberthanke

I am silly,
Singer is Singer
Rapier is a model made by Sunbeam
it is a Singer Gazelle
(I once joined the Singer Club GB - was after a Vogue - never realized it
in my opinion one of the most typical classical British sedans - I am not so interested in GB sports cars

Norbert

Wendax

#122
Yes, it is a Singer Gazelle.  :)

Wendax

All unlocked. I've added a list of incomplete answers below the correct solutions to make it a little bit easier for you.
And the 5-point limit is lifted now, as I just wanted to prevent somebody snatching all the points at once.  ;D

pnegyesi

per suggestion from Tom_I, here's the possible explanation between Gangloff and that roman relief