Vehicle identity requests
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I think, perhaps, this may illustrate more clearly,
Kerry.
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Hi Kerry ,
Thanks for the pictures but it seems the last one confuses the things even more, it looks there are trafficators both behind and in front of the door!
And the duty idiot is there again, of course, in front of the bonnet sides!
Cheers!
Thanks for the pictures but it seems the last one confuses the things even more, it looks there are trafficators both behind and in front of the door!
And the duty idiot is there again, of course, in front of the bonnet sides!
Cheers!
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Lovely little car !!
As a modelbuilder I would love to have this one in scale 1/35.
GRZ
Bert
As a modelbuilder I would love to have this one in scale 1/35.
GRZ
Bert
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Hi ilfil,
yes, you are right, it is indeed strange. As to the duty idiot, you are again spot-on, many of the best vehicle shots have been destroyed by some monkey standing in the way. But, in their defence, I guess they, mistakenly, believed that they were where the interest lay. I am lucky that in this case at least the rearmost slot is visible, I am just grateful for small mercies. Not wishing to muddy the water further, but this one does not appear to have either sort!
Regards,
Kerry.
yes, you are right, it is indeed strange. As to the duty idiot, you are again spot-on, many of the best vehicle shots have been destroyed by some monkey standing in the way. But, in their defence, I guess they, mistakenly, believed that they were where the interest lay. I am lucky that in this case at least the rearmost slot is visible, I am just grateful for small mercies. Not wishing to muddy the water further, but this one does not appear to have either sort!
Regards,
Kerry.
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Please can somebody identify the make and model of this car?
Many thanks,
Kerry.
Many thanks,
Kerry.
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Hello Kerry,
I'd say it's a 1939 Lincoln Zephyr :
I'd say it's a 1939 Lincoln Zephyr :
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Hello Max,
That looks good, many thanks for the help,
Kerry
That looks good, many thanks for the help,
Kerry
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Hi Max,
You are right. It is a Phänomen Granit type 27, the successor of the Phänomen Granit type 1500, produced by the VEB Kraftfahrzeugwerk Phänomen in the town Zittau in the Soviet zone of occupation in Easter Germany. The first series vehicles left the factory in 1950 (source of the pics: Christian Kunkel).
Best regards
Bert
You are right. It is a Phänomen Granit type 27, the successor of the Phänomen Granit type 1500, produced by the VEB Kraftfahrzeugwerk Phänomen in the town Zittau in the Soviet zone of occupation in Easter Germany. The first series vehicles left the factory in 1950 (source of the pics: Christian Kunkel).
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Bert
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Hi Bert,
Thanks for the ID and photos. There is a definite family reslemblance to the 1500 there, I just couldn't put my finger on it.
Thanks for the ID and photos. There is a definite family reslemblance to the 1500 there, I just couldn't put my finger on it.
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Any idea what type of trucks these are? Thanks in advance for any help.
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I believe the first in line is a Kfz. 72 Funkbetriebskraftwagen based on the Krupp L 3 H 63, the second an Opel Blitz.
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Thanks Max much appreciated. Any idea from the markings or plate what unit this might be?
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