Thread: Name That Car

Originally Posted by Mr Earl

Close enough,

The car a 1934 DeSoto

The aircraft near Muriel A Waco cabin biplane



The aircraft way in the back I'm pretty sure is a Stinson Reliant

I'd agree with Muriel's Waco, but her back up ship could be a shorter cowled Stinson, or maybe a Porterfield.... but it does seem to have more dihedral......

^yeah I think you might be right about the Porterfield. There may not be any dihedral has the picture suggests. Definitely a shorter cowled radial engine.

Anyone know what this car is? I genuinely don't know. From a distance I though it was an Alfa/spider, but I haven't seen a front like this.

its a karmann ghia, italian style, but built by germans on a vw beetle chassis and mechanicals.



the earlier version is a much prettier car.

Originally Posted by taxexile

its a karmann ghia,

With a pancake engine.

First time i've seen them 2 beauties. What yr built ?

Took this at the weekend, anyone seen one before or know what it is?

it is a LARC XV

Hello,

it is probably off-Topic but i am new and cannot write PMs yet. On page 40 there are some Pictures of the Bentley Buccaneer. Can anyone tell me where the picture have been taken and why this car is there?

Thanks!

Bernhard

^ Couldn't find the actual picture in question. Post number in the top right of the post would give us a better hint.

You can use a reverse look up program to find the image which may lead you to what you seek.

Nissan Figaro

https://teakdoor.com/Gallery/displayi...268&fullsize=1

Originally Posted by VocalNeal

^ Couldn't find the actual picture in question. Post number in the top right of the post would give us a better hint.

You can use a reverse look up program to find the image which may lead you to what you seek.

Ups, my fault. It is post #981 on page 40 and post #1016 on page 41.

Sorry I can't see the pictures anymore.

^ They are still there. It's this car.



https://teakdoor.com/motoring-in-thai...ml#post3141686

Yes, exatly that one. Do you know more about it? I guess it is not in one of the Garages in Brunei and that the Venice from page 38 (or 37) is also there?

You'll have to ask the person who posted those photos. I'd be interested in knowing, too.

Originally Posted by Neverna

You'll have to ask the person who posted those photos. I'd be interested in knowing, too.

You meant the Pictures. Ok.


I will but i cannot write PMs yet so i hope that he will reply here.

Originally Posted by Warwick

https://teakdoor.com/Gallery/displayi...268&fullsize=1

Well it was at some point in its life a Messerschmidt convertible, 4 wheel version.

Originally Posted by Neverna

^ They are still there. It's this car.



https://teakdoor.com/motoring-in-thai...ml#post3141686

Picture was taken in Australia?

That is a workman vacuum and the caravan has what looks like an Aus. off road hitch. As opposed to a "conventional" ball hitch.

Picture was taken in Australia?

That is a workman vacuum and the caravan has what looks like an Aus. off road hitch. As opposed to a "conventional" ball hitch.[/QUOTE]



Thank you very much.
Would be interesting how it gets there out of the collection.

Originally Posted by VocalNeal

Originally Posted by Warwick

https://teakdoor.com/Gallery/displayi...268&fullsize=1

Well it was at some point in its life a Messerschmidt convertible, 4 wheel version.

No, that appears to be the unmodified version of what they produce although I expect they got the idea from the Messerschmidt.