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The correct answers were sent in by Junkman ChrisR otherunicorn dw1603 matthijsgrit Well done

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I think that was a tough one. Not only cars from the UK in the 50's and 60's or mirco cars from France or cars out of eastern europe looked odd. This one has something from a Reliant, a Triumph, a Ford but it is a car that was manufactured by Rom Carmel Industires in Haifa/Israel. The orignin goes back to Autocars Co. ltd. It was build from 1974 - 1981 and it was named Rom Carmel 1301. It Features a plastic body and a Trimuph 1296ccm 54 Hp engine

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The winners are: Sjordan2 Ace-Garageguy VW93 PeteJ Otherunicorn Matt Bacon DonW Matthijsgrit landman Earl Marischal TimJ Phirewriter Well done

We had a good start into 2018. I got 100% correct answers from you. The car that I'm looking for was a 1970-1973 Monteverdi Hai 450 SS. Designed and built in Switzerland and power by a Chrysler engine Next weeks challange will be provide by Matt Bacon.

This time we had a lot of correct answers. And the winners are ChrisR Ace-Garageguy Iamsuperdan Earl Marischal VW93 matthijsgrit blunc otherunicorn 68shortfleet Pete.J DonW landman Deano I wish you and all others who are following this quiz a happy new year.

The car of our last 2017 autoquiz is a 1970 -1974 Saab Sonnet III

Sure you sent me a picture of the same car and the information that it is a Sunbeam Tiger

The correct answers were sent in by DonW ChrisR otherunicorn Earl Marischal Art Anderson Ace-Garageguy MattBacon (Thanks for you hint) landman W-409 Well done

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Attention please, I was informed thats this the yellow car was part of the quiz last year. So off to a new challenge. Please chekck out the new picture

While Christmas is Close and I'll be a few days offline here the solution of this weeks challenge. This car is again a Little britsh Roadster with an american engine like the Cobra. It was designed in part by Carrol Shelby. It is a 1967-67 Sunbeam Tiger .

Due to some arguments regarding the type of the car here are some more pictures of it. Check out the pictire of the rear and read. The red one is a 1962 Fiat 1200 Cabriolet. Have a closer look on the hood Scoop and you will see that the Scoop on the black one is larger than on the red one.

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Yes this time It was bit tricky. Some said It is a Fiat 1200 Cabriolet, some said a Fiat 1500 Cabriolet. What is the correct answer? It is a 1961 Fiat 1500 S Cabriolet. This car was build from 1958 to 1961. The Main differences between the 1200 and the 1500 are: Displacement Tire size Bigger hood scoop Grill mesh

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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