Topic: Solved: PN #1842 -- Subaru Integral by Monteverdi

[pnegyesi]

Donor is fairly easy, but who was the coachbuilder and what was the name of this car? A  point is waiting for you

[pnegyesi]

Experts?

[Alfa_Japan]

The base is a Subaru Leone SwingBack.   The steering wheel is on the left side so not a Japanese, UK or Australian modification. No USA conversion since the bumpers are not the USA specific ones with side reflectors. Must therefore be mainland Europe. Since Italy had very strict import quota at that time for Japanese manufactured vehicles I estimate German conversion?

[pnegyesi]

not German

[Alfa_Japan]

Switzerland?

[pnegyesi]

exactly. Locked for you to find the builder

[Alfa_Japan]

Felber?

[pnegyesi]

no

[Alfa_Japan]

With the likelyhood of less than 1% I guess another attempt. Sbarro?

[pnegyesi]

no

[Alfa_Japan]

Last attempt from my side, please release the puzzle if incorrect (which is most likely the case). Rinspeed?

[pnegyesi]

no, unlocked

[Alfa_Japan]

The "Integral" by Monteverdi, only 1 vehicle made.

[pnegyesi]

congratulations

[Wendax]

According to Monteverdi's own brochure it was not labeled as a Monteverdi Integral, but as a Subaru Integral by Monteverdi Design.

[pnegyesi]

thank you