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Apologies for the slightly ahead of time launch, but I have a tight schedule first thing Monday... Usual rules apply: no reverse image lookup, no clues in your comments, PM to me with your answer, contest results posted first thing Saturday morning my time (UK) to give our American friends all of Friday for last-minute under the wire entries!

Have at this:

Autoquiz-356.jpg

And the answer is 1959-64 Citroen Bijou, a unique take on the 2CV for the UK market, made at Citroen's plant in Slough. Not hugely successful mostly because it was rather more expensive than better equipped and larger rivals from Ford and Vauxhall, and indeed, a Mini...

 

Good luck, everyone!

All the best,

M.

 

Edited by Matt Bacon
Posted

I hate to say it, but I'm absolutely clueless on this one. I've never seen anything like that, so interesting to see what it really is. All I know is that it's not pretty.:D

Posted

Who got it right:

matthijsgrit

dw1603

ChrisR

carsntrucks4you

otherunicorn

DonW

iamsuperdan

Earl Marischal

VW93

TimJ

Ace-Garageguy

Congratulations, all!

best,

M.

Posted

Ok, I didn't get that one.  I wasn't even on the right continent!  I spent all my time searching Japan.  It is very reminiscent of several Nissan/Datsun domestic models.  Nice pick.  I would have never thought to look to France for this one.  :lol:

 

Posted
7 hours ago, Pete J. said:

Ok, I didn't get that one.  I wasn't even on the right continent!  I spent all my time searching Japan.  It is very reminiscent of several Nissan/Datsun domestic models.  Nice pick.  I would have never thought to look to France for this one.  :lol:

 

I also thought it looked very Japanese, but that stance could belong to one thing only  - a Citroen 2CV.

Posted
1 hour ago, otherunicorn said:

I also thought it looked very Japanese, but that stance could belong to one thing only  - a Citroen 2CV.

Yup. And then compare the wheels / hubcaps. Bingo.  :D

Posted

I must confess, I went to some trouble to remove the distinctive UK shaped number plate from the picture, because I thought with the general look, fender mirrors and RH drive, Japan would be a handy distraction! ;-P

best,

M.

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