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It is time for a new One-Off quiz. The idea for this car came from Thedragsterdude . Thank you Zack. No answers allow in the ongoing Auto quiz thread No comments in the ongoing Auto quiz thread that give any clues or suggestion to the car in question A PM must be sent to the one who has started the ongoing thread The PM must contain Year of production, Manufacturer and Type In case of violating the rules the quiz will closed immediately and no winners will be announced

I agree even when the engine is idling the sound is incredible. When they did the 6:52 lap time on the Nürburging it was sometimes over the noise limi t on the track 🤩. When the blower starts whining it sounds like hell on a way 😍

I saw this Ford Mustang GTD Preproduction car not on the road but at the Vehicle Enthusiat Day at Ford of Germany's John Andrews Development Center.

While attending a workshop at the DLRG in Bad Nenndorf /Germany I saw this 1964 Dodge Custom 880. Due to the fact that ist painted matt black over all I wasn't sure what kind of car it is when I saw it from the window of my room in the Hotel. The correct answer were sent in by: jokar124 Bucky thatz4u otherunicorn Ace-Garageguy Fabrux Snowbear Congratulations

Great level of detailing. Can't wait to see the finished truck

The 1958 - 1968 Austin Gipsy was a direct competitor to Rover's Land Rover. Like the Land Rover it was aimed to be sold on military and civilian markets. A petrol 2.2 l or a diesel 2.2l engibe were available. The car in the picture is a G4M10 built from 1965 -1968. The last series (G4M) can be identified by the spilt grill compared to a single grill in the first series G1M or G2M . Only two of you refers to the correct last series model year 1965-1968 but all other sent in the correct Make and Type with the 1958-1968 year span. Highly recommended 1965 - 1968 thatz4u warra48 Matt Bacon Recommended 1958 - 1968 Bucky Fabrux ChrisR DonW otherunicorn Ace-Garageguy Earl Marischal stichdup Congratulations to all of you. I hope that I didn't miss somebody.

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At the time of the Austin Kimberly - Austin Tasman (X6) being launched onto the Australian market it was quite an advanced design in comparison to the other competitors like Ford Falcon , Holden Kingswood and Chrysler Vailiant whose rear-wheel drive, conventionally sprung underpinnings dominated the market at the time. However, the complexities of front-wheel-drive were an issue against the car, and compounded with the lack of body variations and models, the X6 was never a serious threat to the dominance of the rear-wheel-drive and multiple-body Holdens, Fords and Chryslers. From 1970 - 1972 the successor of the Austin1800 were build in Australia and New Zealand (As a Morris Kimberly or Morris Tasman). Powered by a 135 cui inline 6 from the Austin Maxi the main body work of the Austion 1800 were used along with a new design front and rear section. The correct answer were sent in by: thatz4u Matt Bacon Ace-Garageguy Earl Marischal Fabrux ChrisR (sorry for this) Congratulations

Based on a Fiat 850 Società Italiana Applicazioni Trasformazioni Automobilistiche (Siata) build a a two seater roadster with retro styled upright radiator grill, separate fender and headlights andrunning boards. Between 1967 and 1970 Siata build 3500 units. In 1970 Siata went bankcrupt. The correct answer were sen in by: otherunicorn thatz4u Ace-Garageguy porschescr Congratulations

When do you want to come to Germany? We had our show on June 21 in Bruehl/Germany There are a several shows here in Germany. Here is a link with a few general scale modeling show dates: https://www.modellversium.de/modellbau-termine/ From my experiences the follwing shows a worth a visit: Sep. 20/21 - 34. Modellbauausstellung des PMC Main-Kinzig (Military/Planes/Figures/Cars/Trucks) Sep. 20/21 - Modellautoausstellung in Hanau (Cars/Trucks - The best cars and truck show in Germany) 0ct. 30 - 30. Jahresausstellung des PMC Saar (Military/Planes/Figures/Cars/Trucks) Oct. 25/26 - 16. Modellbauausstelllung des Modellbauclubs Koblenz (Military/Planes/Figures/Cars/Trucks) Regarding the big shows: The Intermodellbau is mainly a show for railway modeling, rc-models. There is only one club that shows scale models like car, trucks, planes. I had organised a club booth for my local club at Intermodellbau for a couple of years. But over the years plastic modeling had dropped down to a minimum so that isn't interesting for me anymore. But that is my personal opinion. If you have never been to the show yes it is worth to spend a few hours there. More plastic modeling is represented at the Fazination Modellbau in Friedichshafen. This show has also modellers from Switzerland and Austria as participants If you need more information you are welcome.

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Here is another Strato Model that I had build: 1958 Peterbilt 280 COE Strato Models: Peterbilt 280 COE, US Semi Truck Wheels #5 CTM: Front axle, US Lights Modeltruckin.com: Navajo decals Carsntrucks4you: Hall&Scott 400 Series Engine, 3d printed Frame, Rear axle amt: Transmssion from KW 123, 5th Wheel scratch build: Rear mudflap Paint: Zero Paints - Automotive Model Paints, AK-Interactive

This truck is Australian made 1953 - 1955  International AR-130 Flatbed. The International R-series was introduced in 1953 and replace the L-Series. The AR-Series was the Australian version of the R-Series. To be fair only 2 answer that I got said International AR the other day said International R. The difference between the AR-Series and the R--Series are hard to tell except for RHD or LHD. Sometimes I mirror the picture in our quiz to make guide you in a differetn dicretion. Theref or both answers are accepted. The correct answer were sent in by: thatz4u Ace-Garageguy Tim W.Socal otherunicorn ChrisR DonW TarheelRick Fabrux Well done

The garbage bags are bought here https://www.dersockelshop.de/Garbage-Bags-Muellsaecke-1-24.html Some of the smaller ones are printed