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Correct answer were sent by matthijsgrit ChrisR Ace-Garageguy iamsuperdan Congratulations

This time the car in question is a 2009 - 2012 Artega GT. It is a mid engine german sports car (3.6l VR6) that was designed by Henrik Fisker. 2012 Artega went bankcrupt. Since 2015 they are offering an eletric version of the GT named Scalo. Saleen and Spyker use the Artega GT as a base.

Thee winners are stitchdup otherunicorn Ace-Garageguy maltsr Matt BAcon ChrisR zenrat matthijsgrit DonW Earl Marischal TimJ iansuperdan Well done

I know it is again a German Ford and again a Taunus. This is the sister model of the famous Ford Cortina that was build in the UK. Compared with the Mk3 Cortina there are some significant differences in both body styles and engines. The Cortina had mostly english build engines while the Taunus had german engines. Another difference are the rear fenders and the fact that there was never a Cortina Coupe. This one is a 1973 Ford Taunus GXL Coupe. There development code was TC = Taunus-Cortina

A bit late but here are the winners maltsr Otherunicorn Ace-Garageguy ChrisR Earl Marischal Sjordan2 DonW matthijsgrit Matt Bacon Congratulations to all of you

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Welcome Raymond! Nice to see another Flathead Lover and Flathead drive her ein the Group. I have a '52 F1 with a 239 French Flathead Are you selling your 3D prints?

This tIme It was a bit tricky. There are several models like the Riley Pathfinder or Wolelsey 4/44 or MG Magnette ZA that Share a similar body. The Riley Pathfinder and the Wolelesy 6/90 had the same body. The Wolesey 6/90 was a simple batch engeering of BMC.

The correct answer were given by Otherunicorn Ace-garageguy Earl Marischal ChrisR Matthjisgrit DonW Matt Bacon Draggon Well done

This Times autoquiz was a car from Brazil. The 1973 - 1982 VW Brasilia. Some of you said that this was the VW 411/412 Variant. Or they gave me a mixture of booth types as an answer. But that was wrong. The Brasilia and the 411/412 Looks simililar but the Brasila is based on a KarmanGhia chassis and has the Beetle Engine, while the 411/412 had a specific Type 4 chassis.

Great Pictures Thanks for sharing

This time it was harder than the last ones. The correct answers were sent in by otherunicorn ChrisR Ace-Garageguy sjordan2

This time I was looking for a 1957 Ford Taunus 15m Turnier (G4B) . Unfortunatley the link goes to german homepage but here a link to an english side http://www.clubtaunus.com.ar/English/History_Taunus-World.htm Ford of Germany names there station wagon "Turnier". Another german word for station wagon is Kombi

So this time a few more members found the solution. Congratulations to all of you TarheelRick Ace-Garageguy otherunicorn matthijsgrit landman Pete J. DonW sjordan2 Earl Marischal blunc StockBoresMe ChrisR

Down under sunday morning is comeing up so the quiz ends now. I though that this one would be an easy one, but some wrong answers came in. This ugly beast is a 1978 Stutz Blackhawk

It was a really tough challenge but some of you found the solution ChrisR DonW Ace-Garageguy otherunicorn Congratulations guys. Next weeks challenge will be an easier one. I promise!

Here a second hint. The engine is from a german sports car manufacturer

Nice build. The first crossmember was the main difference between the Ford GPW and the Willys Jeep. The first Fords also had a stamped Ford sign on the lower left rear (where the Jerry can was) and on top of the two flaps a the rear fenders. On the late ones this was deleted. And all screw hats had the Ford sign embossed in it. Don't forget the VIN plate on the dashboard. The 1/24 Italeri Willys Jeep is in fact a Ford GPW. The chassis has the press steel crossmember

It seems that this weeks auto quiz was a challenge for you. Expect the unexpected - 1968 - 1975 Paulussen Beradino . If you read the story behind the car you will fall in love with it. If you had the chance to talk to Johannes Paulussen it is not easy to stop him. It was great to talk with hin during the Schloss Dyck Classic Days 2012

I didn't thought that I would get this amount of correct answer, because the car is very special. The correct answer were give by Matt Bacon otherunicorn matthijsgrit DonW ChrisR Well done guys. I think to get a tougher one next week.

Thanks Peter

This it I was looking for a special car. Some may thought that is is conversion for a VW Beetle like the fiberfab, but it isn't This was the only sports car that was build in the former German Democratic Republic (GDR) and it was an independed manufacture. It was not ruled by the socialist SED regime in East-Berlin. This is a Melkus RS1000. The son of Heinz Melkus is still producing the RS1000 today.

Congratulations to the following members otherunicorn mathijsgrit chrisR Earl Marischal wku88 TimJ dw1603 Draggon blunc DonW

That was my intention

1968 -1970Ford Taunus 15M RS P6 It is the first model of the famous RS line up of Ford. The Taunus 15mRS was followed by the Taunus 20RS, Escort RS Capri RS Focus RS and ends with the RS200