grob 2012_03_01 (02)

Started by grobmotorix, March 01, 2012, 05:11:34 PM

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grobmotorix

Who knows this car?

EDIT:

The newspaper clipping was from ca. 1990.

I found out the telephone number of the builder and just called him :)

The car still exists and is used mainly to be hired for weddings.

Some more details:

DKW chassis (which I doubt, to be honest...)

50HP Opel engine.

That´s all I can tell you now...

grobmotorix


grobmotorix

I´ll show my deepest respect to anyone who is able to solve this... ;D

Pro time.

Carnut

Quote from: grobmotorix on March 16, 2012, 12:27:36 PM
I´ll show my deepest respect to anyone who is able to solve this... ;D

Pro time.

Yes.. what a horrible little car!
Glad I don't know the answer...
Interests in life:  Cars, cars, cars - oh and ..er..cars

grobmotorix

The builder is driving his own creation.

It is a german one-off from the early 1990 and I just want to see the builder´s name here...

grobmotorix


grobmotorix


Djetset

Could this one-off have been built by Dierk Meyer?
A car is for life, not just for Christmas.

grobmotorix


pnegyesi

again, from a German magazine?

grobmotorix

From a German newspaper.

To make a solution possible:

In the photo this self-built vehicle had a RH license which stands for Roth near Nuremberg.
However the builder stems from the Bavarian Heideck area - if that might help - only I guess nobody could find it online...

grobmotorix

The newspaper clipping was from ca. 1990.

I found out the telephone number of the builder and just called him :)

The car still exists and is used mainly to be hired fore weddings.

Some more details:

DKW chassis

50HP Opel engine.

That´s all I can tell now...

pnegyesi


grobmotorix

It was printed in a newspaper - the builder was not tooo cooperative at the phone and told me there are no photos in the internet.

That was my aim - to find out a bit more about his "Eigenbau".

He seems to have been able to get a license plate and TÜV approval for it.

The vehicle certifiate tells that he is the manufacturer and there even is a model name for this car...

pnegyesi

Quote from: grobmotorix on October 10, 2016, 01:28:06 PM
From a German newspaper.

To make a solution possible:

In the photo this self-built vehicle had a RH license which stands for Roth near Nuremberg.
However the builder stems from the Bavarian Heideck area - if that might help - only I guess nobody could find it online...

If it has a TUV, then it is possible.

Streich?

grobmotorix

Not Streich.

The only photo I have shows it with a "red" (temporary) German license plate from the Roth region in Franconia: