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Puzzles, Games and Name That Car => Solved AutoPuzzles => 2021 => Topic started by: Wendax on April 08, 2021, 01:06:54 AM
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Stowed in the corner.
For one point, please respond and identify car and coachbuilder.
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From Europe?
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Yes
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Central Europe?
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Yes
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Czechoslovak?
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Germany?
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Partially
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Body from Germany?
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No
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So, chassis and engine from Germany?
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Czechoslovak?
No
So, chassis and engine from Germany?
Yes
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Body from Central-Europe?
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Yes
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Austrian coachbuilder?
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No
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From Suisse?
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Yes
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Coachbuilder: Kunz?
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No
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Blaser & Burkhardt?
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No
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Graber
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No
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Baldeweg
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No
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Tüscher?
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No
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Wenger?
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No
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Hänni? It is difficult to find pictures of the products from the various coachbuilders. So I sort on the basis of descriptions of the different coachbuilders. That makes it a bit exhausting for both of us.
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That's the way it goes and to make it more difficult the car is not mentioned in a well known coachbuilding site.
Not Hänni
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Köng?
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No
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It's like sending telegrams! Bernrath? You can slow down a little bit,tTill Wednesday I am visiting an advanced training course and only have a short look at AutoPuzzles.
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Not Bernrath either
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Langenthal?
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No
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Dietrich
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No
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Ramseier & Jenzer?
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No
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Moret?
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No
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Ruckstuhl?
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No
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Höhener?
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No
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Kölz?
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No
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Regazzoni?
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No
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Pasino?
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No
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Reinbold & Christé?
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No
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Kusterer?
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No
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Scheiwiller
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No
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Gebr. Seitz?
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No
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Please honour a noble name: Société Suisse de Carrosserie.
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No
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Worblaufen?
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No
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Now I have to start with the less likely producers: Frey?
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No
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Huber & Brühwiler?
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No
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Lauber
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No
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Müller-Heierle?
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No
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Rochat?
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No
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Now I have to dig deeper.
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Eckert, Zürich
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No
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Hartmann, Lausanne
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No
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Heimburger, Basel
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No
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Hess, Solothurn
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No
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A. Moret et Fils, Genf
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No
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F. Rosenberger, Biel
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No
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Brichet
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No
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Kölz
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No
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Bosia, Bernasconi & Ortelli
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No
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Sanwald
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No
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Carroserie de Sécheron
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No
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Zanolo
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No
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Gebr. Zimmerli
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No
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A. Chiattone
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No
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A. Dolder
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No
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Eckerlin
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No
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Eggli Frères
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No
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Faurax & Cie
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No, that was your last guess as a rookie. I've promoted you to expert status. :applause:
No more rookie puzzles for you, but you are allowed to post puzzles of your own now. We are looking forward to it. :)
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We haven't established the base car AFAIK, a DKW ?
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No
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Adler ?
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No
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Opel ?
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No
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Wanderer ?
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Höhner?
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Neither Wanderer chassis nor Höhener body
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Hanomag?
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No
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Audi
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No
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Mercedes-Benz
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Yes
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Is there any picture to be found online or online in literature?
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I found it online and it is still there.
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Mercedes W136?
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No
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Postwar?
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W191?
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W 153?
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Postwar?
No
W191?
No
W 153?
No
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?? It don't looks lager than a W 153. The engine is definitely in the front, so none of the H-types (130, 150, 170). W 149 was not freely available. Is it a body with modernised design on a chassis elder than ca. 1937?
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One of last W15s then?
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?? It don't looks lager than a W 153. The engine is definitely in the front, so none of the H-types (130, 150, 170). W 149 was not freely available. Is it a body with modernised design on a chassis elder than ca. 1937?
Yes
One of last W15s then?
No
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Based on the wheels, I would say: Mercedes-Benz W 02 Typ Stuttgart 200 or Stuttgart 260. Searching for the coachbuilder...
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It is a rebodied Mercedes-Benz Stuttgart 260. Locked for you to find the coachbuilder.
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Coachbuilder is Zietz from Geneva.
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One more point for you.
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Thank You for the point. During the search, I learned why this kind of steel-spoked wheels are called "artillery wheels".