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ChrisR GeeBee MrObessive DonW dshue76 dw1603 matthijsgrit otherunicorn had sent in the correct answer. Congratulatiuons

Come on don't give up. This one is easier than last week

I hope that I had picked an easier car than last week. The response showed me that I wasn't wrong with this car. Although the car is missing is bumpers and had some rallye markings on it it can be identified as a 1971 - 1975 Fiat 128 3P Berlinetta. The 3P is a hatchback with a big rear door while the Coupe that a simple tunk lid and a different style of the C-pillar.

The correct answer was sent in by ChrisR dw1603 congratulations

Yes and then you have the choice to select some other cars

Ok next time will be an easier one

Yes it is ugly. Let me give you a hint. It was build in country that had a very restictive policy to protect their own automotive industry in the 60- 80's. The car is based on a car that runs and runs and runs.......... and was build over over 21m times. Come on guys

Well I think had gone to far with this ugly looking car. It is a Brasilian 1970 - 1980 Polauto Pagus. It is based on a VW Air cooled chassis.. i promise to get a car that is easier to identify next time ?

This time we had a 24 correct answers these were submitted by: ChrisR sjordan2 matthijsgrit Pete J. dshue76 blunc Phirewriter Earl Marischal Matt Bacon dw1603 Thom MrObessive 1930fordpickup Bucky bobthehobbyguy Bainford Xingu El Roberto Deano otherunicorn landman Badluck13 Dave Ambrose slicks56 Congratulations to all winners

Bill, I had contacted Dave to get this thread pinned

Thanks guys for giving the hint to bandit1. I didn't see his post. I'll leave this thread because I it is not fair to close it due fact that I forget the reminder not to post the answer in this thread. I had started a new thead with the rules. In the any future auto quiz thread will be closed immedately if someone post the answer in th ongoing thread.

I have to write down the rules for the Autoquiz because some poeples don't know the rules 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 So please stick with the rules.

It seems that this weeks challenge will be the one with the most correct answers since I had take over the quiz

Excellent job

This time it was an easy one. A car build in Canada with gullwings a 1974 - 1976 Bricklin SV-1

Both cars have a face that only a mother could love

The winners are sjordan2 Thom DonW matthijsgrit ChrisR dw1603 Congratulations!

Here a comparision of turned aluminium rims. The rim in the middle of the pictures is from Doug Wagner from Keystone Aluminum Model Miniatures. He is selling is stuff via Facebook. They are currently fro sale for 10$ per piece. The other rims are from Michael Cherry from MCA. . The left one is the American ALCO rim, while the right one is the European ALCOA rim. YOu have to ask Michael for the actual price All shown rims are excellent in their quality and look. The Keystone rims coms with hubs. While the Michel Cherry rims comes with screws and nuts. I can't say which one are better, but I like the look of the Keystone rims because the look like real rims.

Please scale them down to 1/25 or 1/24

This I was looking for a british car with italian body and manufactured in Italy. it is a 1963-65 Sunbeam Venezia Superleggera by Touring

The winners are: ChrisR Matt Bacon Richard Bartop Earl Marischal dw1603 Red318 Well done

Some air lines added

This time I was looking for an english aircraft manufacturer who had started building cars after WW II. Bristol Cars Ltd. was a subsidiary of Bristol Aircarft Company and had begun in 1946 with the building of cars. The first cars from Bristol looks similar to BMW 326, 327and 328. Bristol is still in business. The actual car that I'm looking for a Bristol Brigand (Type 603S3). The Brigand had a turbocharged Chrysler 440 engine. It can be identified by the bulge on the hood. The bulge is missing on normal aspirated Britannia

So this time we had 14 correct answers to this autoquiz The winners are: Earl Marischal ChrisR Matt Bacon Ace-Garageguy landman Thom Bainford otherunicorn sjordan2 Red318 porschercr dw1603 bobthehobbyguy DonW Congratulations and well done

Here some pictures of the modified log jinker. The cab guard is 3D printetd