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I have 60k+ of pictures there must be some for this Auto Quiz

Sorry for my late announcement of the result. 1934 Ford Koeln Kabriolet by Glaeser The Ford Koeln was based on the Model Y that was introduced in 1932 in England. The Koeln was build from 1933 - 1936 in Cologne /Germany while the Model Y was build from 1932 - 1937 in Dagenham/UK. There are a few controversies about the coach builder. According to Ford Classic Car department in Cologne it is a Glaeser body, other sources like Ford Y & C Register say it is a Deutsch body. The engine was a 923 ccm 4 cylinder with 23hp. The right answer got Draggon Bobthehobbyguy Maltsr Dw1603 Ace-Garageguy Matthijsgrit DonW Landman Congratulations

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Sorry to hear that. My conodolences to this Family

Yes in Autoworld Museum Bruxelles. ast November. The musueum is great and not so far away

It seems that is was this tie a bit harder. But the following members get it right Deano Otherunicorn Stitchdup DonW DW1603 Congratulations

Take your time. Result will be on screen saturday

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I would like to see a Studebaker Champion and a 1949 - 1951 Lincoln Cosmopolitan or 9EL in scale

This is a 1938/1954 Bugatti T57 Coupe by Brown http://www.prewarcar.com/postwarclassic/magazine/previous-features/weird-wednesday-1954-1938-bugatti-t57-coupe-by-brown-027660.html The car is currently in the Autoworld Museum Bruxelles/Belgium

I'll will run this weeks Auto Quiz

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Tom, check out this homepage Inner door panel and inner side panel. I have 3D printed side panel and 3D printed inner door panel for sale.

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Nope the first is a picture of the original car

No, but who cares

Here a Herny J Gasser. I used a Ross Gibson Chrysler Crossram RB, Hinges from Detail Master. The inner door and side panels are 3 D printed parts that I made. The rear tires and the AFB carbs are from Fireball Modelworks. Thanks to Chief Joseph from Fireball Modelworks

Joseph great to see that you try to get your rights on your creations. Good luck. And if Need a Holley or an AFB I would buy the original FIREBALL Modelworks

Thanks for the comments to all of you.

I got this kit on ebay USA. Yes, I have a spare rear bumper. Do you have a spare right fender chrome part that is not broken? PM sent

That's simple. I paint the body with a various brown, black from Tamiya and AK Interactive True Metal Iron. The I applied on several spots hairspray and salt. After that I spayed mid blue over all. After the paint hat tried I remove the salt with an old tooth brush, a side effect is that you also get some scratch marks were the hairspray was. Finally I sealt it with a coat of semi gloss clear coat from Gunze -Sanyo. I hope that helps. Check out AK-Interactive side for more tips and tricks about weathering

Inspired by a Renault Dauphine with Yamaha FJ1200 engine I modifeid an old Hubly Renault Dauphine. The Hubley Chassis was replaced by a new one made out of sheet. The proportions of the roof are a bit strange so that I corrected it to the right shape. Also the belt line wasn't straight, more wavy. I corrected that as well and add a chrome .The rims are modified 15" Fuchs with 15" rings from Scale Production. The scruffy look of the paint was done wit Hairspray and salt technique.

Got my hallf cab, but I'm waiting for the Bronco. It is a long way from the States to Germany