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I just got 2 correct answers. So let me give you a hint what kind of car this is. The country where this car was build, doesn't has a peace contract since 1953, just an armistice agreement.

I had change the picture because a Google picture search would make it to easy for you. So try it agian. If you know the country then it must be very easy for you to find found the year, make and type of this car.

This time it was very very tough. But you guys found out what car it is. This time,I was looking for the first South Korean car. The name means "inception" or "beginning". It was based on the Jeep and it was partly made out of petrol barrels. It is a 1955 - 1963 Sibal

Yes that is what I forgot to mention

The following people sent me the correct answer 1948- 1950 Rovin D3 ChrisR Matt Bacon GeeBee TomZ dw1603 Earl Marischal matthijsgrit Ace-Garageguy sjordan2 W-409 otherunicorn Bucky Congratulations

I got one of those Beaver Float Planes. It is simple but it has potential to improve it

To Ace-Garageguy, Bucky and sjordan2 I had check my inbox and there was enough space available and I can receive messages. I had cleaned my inbox so please try it again.

This time it was tougher than some of you thought. I was looking for a 1948 -1950 Rovin D3. The differences between the D3 and it successor the D4 can be over seen when you see the car. And the internet isn't a help in that case. The car that I was asking for is also mentioned as a D4 but it isn't. I had taken the pictures at the 2018 Techno Classic in Essen/Germany and it was marked as a D3. But somer people say that this was a D4 although the description on this car said D3. So what are the differences.? Take a look at the pictures and you could see the second chrome strip ad the lower edge of the body. The grill is bigger than on a D3 and the D3 has sucide door. The engine of the D4 is also bigger (462 cc and 13hp)

The winners are peteski matthijsgrit TomZ Earl Marischall Matt Bacon GeeBee sjordan2 Ace-Garageguy Red318 bobthehobbyguy dodgefever MrObsessive ChrisR dw1603 W-409 Bucky DonW Congratulations

This van was build in thr German Democratic Republic or East German from 1961 - 1990. When it was released in 1961 compared to its western counterparts like VW Typ 2, Ford Taunus Transit or Tempo Viking , it was state of the art. In regard of roominess and suspension layout it was better the than the western counternparts.. The big drawback was the high fuel consumption of the 3 cylinder two stroke engine. Over its long production times it falls back behind its competiors, because the lack of improvements, as usual for cars from eastern europe during that era. I had driven this van in a comparision of different van concepts for a german classic car magazine. This 1963 Barkas B1000 competes against 1970 VW Typ 2 and my 1969 Ford Transit. There was no winner in this comparision, but the suspension of the Brakes was better than the one in the VW and Ford. It had a car like driving . The engine sound was annoying and the seating position for a 6'2" tall guy like me wasn't that cumfortable.

The winners are: Bucky ChrisR MrObsessive sjordan2 dw1603 GeeBee landman TomZ Ace-Garageguy blunc matthiujsgrit Pete J. Red318 W-409 Matt Bacon Earl Marischal dodgefever bobthehobbyguy DonW Richard Bartrop Congratualtion to all of you.

Some progress

This time there was also a resin kit of the car in question. Replicas Miniatures of Maryland did a kit of this 1957 -1961 Vauxhall Victor F. It was build in the UK, Australia and New Zeeland. It was sold in Canda under the brand "Envoy" via Chevrolet/Oldsmobile dealer or as a Vauxhall Victor via Pontiac dealers.

The winner of this weeks quiz are: ChrisR Red318 Ace-Garageguy Richard Bartrop dw1603 Congratulations and well done.

I had forgotten to mention that dw1603 had also sent in the correction asnwer. I want to apologize for that.

This time I was looking for car that it is based on a VW Käfer or Beetle. The Rometsch Lawrence was build in Berlin from 1957 - 1961 and it was designed by Bert Lawrence, a furniture designer! Beside the coupe there was also a convertible.

The winners are: Ace-Garageguy Bobthehobbyguy Badluck13 Matt Bacon Frank Congratulations

The car that I was looking for was the 1959 - 1962 Borgward P100 called Grosser Borgward. The car was The First one with an air suspension in Germany. It compete with the Mercedes Benz 220S. After the bankcupcy of Borgward in 1961 the the P100 Production line was sold to Impulsa Mexicana Automotoriz S.A. in Mexico. But they run out of money. In 1966 a new company called FANASA build it as „230“ and „230 Pullman“. Production ends in 1970 again due to financial issue.

The lucky winners of this weeks quiz are: landman ChrisR Richard Bartrop dodgefever MrObsessive dw1603 Ace-Garageguy TomZ sjordan2 bobthehobbyguy otherunicorn slicks56 Thom matthijsgrit Badluck13 Frank bainford tarheelrick Congratulations

This time I was looking for a car that is available as a model 1/25 from amt and Revell but wait available from these companies? No the base of the car in question is available as a kit from amt and Revell. The car that i'm looking for is a 1957 Meteor Rideau 500 from Canada. Meteor was a subsidiary of Ford in Canada. Meteor was a marque that was established in Canada in 1949 to provide Canadian buyers a car that was cheaper that a regular Ford that was sold in Canada. 1961 the name Meteor was dropped due to the fact that the Meteor name was used by Mercury.

The lucky winners of this weeks quiz are: GeeBee dw1603 otherunicorn ChrisR Ace-Garageguy Well done, cogratulations

This time I was looking for a real small pickup, a 1968 - 1976 Mazda Porter  (KBDB33). This little pickup is based on the Mazda B360 with a 358ccm, 20hp I4 engine.

Correct answer were sent in by dw1603 Richard Bartop ChrisR otherunicorn EarlMarischall DonW Congratulations.

The car of this weeks challenge was a 1966 - 1968 Innocenti C Coupé. Based on a Austin-Healey Sprite