Solved: PN #1743 -- Dick Caesar Kaiserwagen, 1935

[pnegyesi]

Please identify this racing car for a point. Builder, name and year will be necessary

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Experts?

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Professionals?

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Italian ?

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no

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British

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yes

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Frazer-Nash ?

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no

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There is a connection with Ford ?

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nothing

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Did the manufacturer produce cars after 1930?

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the guy who built this built similar vehicles before and after the war too

[nicanary]

That's a very small exhaust. Is this car powered by an Austin 7 engine?

[pnegyesi]

no
but it had an Austin front hub and the wheels were also sourced from that car.

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Masters?

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Is this car prewar II?

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yes

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Harker?

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no

[Allan L]

I think that's one of Dick Caesar's specials. It was later referred to by the Fry cousins as The Kaiserwagen (not to be confused with the Freikaiserwagen which was a later special).
There was a GN-based chassis and transmission and, despite that tiny exhaust pipe, it was said to have had an AC engine.
Date is a bit difficult but it was crashed in 1935 so let's say it was a 1935 car.

[pnegyesi]

And that's the long and short of it. A nice point is awarded to you