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Body primed and exhaust temporaliy fixed. exhaust is also 3D printed

Here my 3D printed Ford Flathead block. I found it on Thinigverse and I said thats something for a diorama or in a car or back of a shop truck. Hope you like it. I used a Anycubic Photon S to print this flatty.

Here my newest project. Based on the 1930 Ford Coupe from Mongram (Old Iron Series) I want to build an Old School Rod with 4 banger and speed parts from the 30's and 40's. It should be TROG legal 3D printed exhaust 3D printed Roof 101 head I know the panels are not 100% correct

Here the new quiz for this week. As usual sent PM with Year, Make and Type

This time I was looking for a 1966 Glas 1700GT. Glas was building cars since 1952 until the were bought by BMW in 1966. Until 1969 there were sold as BMW like the BMW 1800 SA. The Glas 11700GT were build as a Coupe or a Cabriolet between 1965 and 1968. the 1300GT could be identified by a diefferent Hood stlye. The 1700 ccm engine builds higher so these models got a scoop on the hood. The 1300GT got also that Scoop on the Hood. So not only the 1700GT answer is correct also th e1300 GT answers were correct. The winners are: Richard Bartrop GeeBee dw1603 Earl Marischall DonW matthijsgrit ChrisR Congratulations

Excellent build

Matt thanks. This was a very tough and interesting quiz. You got a PM

Off for a new quiz. As usual sent PM with Year, Make and Type

After the rotary powered Mazda REPU from last week i was looking for an other car that was powered by a rotary engine. It was the first car that was sold with a rotary engine the 1964 - 1967 NSU Spider. The car on the picture was build in1965. The correct answer were sent in from Richard Bartrop GeeBee ChrisR dw1603 sjordan2 Earl Marischall Congratulations

I'm waiting for a '61 Unibody. Please Moebius do it

Check out Scale Production. Michael has a lot of wheels and tires.

This is the last for 2019 Autoquiz. As usual sent a PM with Year, Make and Type

The pickup that I'm looking for was a 1976 Mazda REPU. From 1974 - 1978 Mazda build this pickup. It was powered by a by 1.3.l four port 13B four caburated engine. It is based on the B-Series pickup but it has a different grill and dash boar, flared fenders and round taillights. I took the picture at the Cologne Classic rally in 2018. This car is owned by Mazda Germany The correct answer were sent in by dw1603 ChrisR sjordan2 Pete J. Bucky matthijsgrit Ace-Garageguy blunc GeeBee Earl Marischall Richard Bartrop Bainford Well done guys

I think I got it. PM sent

Excellent idea Matt

Here the chirstmas challenge. As usual sent PM with Year, Make and Type

As I said again a car from South America. Uruguay wasn't a big car manufacture but there were some company's that are build cars in Uruguay. In most case they were based on car that were sold in Brazil or Agentina. But this one is based on a car from Great Britan. The base was a Vauxhall Viva HB. Beleave it or not it is a pickup in this case with a rear cover over the box. It is a Grumett 1825 SL. About 2000 cars were build between 1968/11970 (depending on source) - 1977. Beside the pickup a van and a rare coupe that looks like a Opel Kadett B were sold. The correct answer were sent in by ChrisR Matthijsgrit dw1603 GeeBee Congratulations

Detroit Diesel Alpine Green from Zero Paint

One final hint.It is again a car from South America

This is my 3D printed Cummins 5.9 l

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A new week had started and here is the new quiz. As usual sent PM with Year, Make and Type.

Down load a 3 D model of a Cummins 5.9l at Grabcad and print it at Shapeways or imaterilize. or pront it it at your own 3d printer as I did. Pictures tomorrow

This one was really though! After my hints the first answer came in. What is this pickup. The IAME Rastrojero Diesel was build in Argentina from 1968 - 1979. IAME (Industrias Aeronáuticas y Mecánicas del Estado, Spanish for State Aeronautical and Mechanical Industries) was a state entity and autarchic conglomerate of factories of Argentina. It was powered by either by a 1.8l Borgward or 2.0l Peugeot diesel engine. The transmission came from Borgward. It seems that after the closing of Borgward in Germany 1961 some of the trnasmissions and engines made it to South America. The correct answer were sent in by ChrisR matthijsgrit GeeBee Congratulation well done, guys

Last and final hint: The Company that build this car was a state entity and autarchic conglomerate of factories of Country located in South America