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Puzzles, Games and Name That Car => Solved AutoPuzzles => 2023 => Topic started by: fromwien on November 11, 2022, 03:52:08 AM
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Please identify this racer in ALL its details
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Experts?
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Please clarify what exact information you mean by ALL?
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See FW #414
Dear 'D-type',
pardon, but I should be allowed to ask the same way, as 'Wendax', 'SACO', 'Bertrand' etc. does. So in the future I will avoid the small word 'ALL', which is easy to omit and still ask the required details.
If that way of asking is unfair, please take care of all puzzles with the same way of asking.
Trust me, if you once can follow a way to solve a puzzle, hints will get you the solution. Please remember, it's a guessing game.
I prefer to follow necessary discussions at work, and certainly not in my leisure time. If you continue to have problems with my questions, I kindly ask you to contact the administrators of this site. If you would rather follow a puzzle game and not deal with what I consider to be distracting unnecessary things, I would be happy if you like to guess for one of my puzzles.
Merry Christmas
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Is it South American?
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No
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Professionals?
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KMW ?
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No
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Is it actually a car built for racing, or is it a replica of a Porsche 917/10 ?
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it is actually a car built for racing
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From North America?
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No
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From Europe?
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Yes
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From France?
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No
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From one of these countries?
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No
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From the UK?
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No
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From one of these?
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No
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Italian?
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No
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Scandinavian?
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No
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From a Benelux country?
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Yes, but the base is from another country
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Built in the Netherlands?
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No
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Connection to Rudy Van der Straten/VDS?
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No
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Built for Interserie, 1972-73?
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No
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For Can-Am?
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No
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Built in Belgium?
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Yes
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Yes, but the base is from another country
Is the base from one of the other countries mentioned and/or shown in this thread so far?
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No
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SEAT-based?
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No
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Is the base from a European country?
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No
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Yes, but the base is from another country
USA?
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No
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Japanese base?
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No
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Base from an Asian country?
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No
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Before 1975?
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No, it is from 1975
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U.S. mechanicals?
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Yes
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Ford?
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Yes
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Was it raced outside of Belgium?
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Try to check
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GRAC connection?
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Was it raced outside of Belgium?
I think not, but I am not sure. Only scarce information found
GRAC connection?
No
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Masters?
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This one's a bit complicated, with several of the involved parties relaying different stories. To summarize, this car was originally the 1969 MEAN-Alfa (https://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/new-board-53/fw-44/msg542693), built by Jacques d'Heur for Ron Tauranac (to be driven by Bernard Carlier) and based on a Brabham BT17 chassis. It was later sold to Auto Ricambi and passed through the hands of Michel Paulus and then Daniel Lebacq. Along the way, the Alfa engine was replaced with a Ford GT40 engine, the body was replaced with what you see in this photo, and the car was renamed the "Brabham GT40."