2015 Name That Car Game pt2

[P6bJOHN]

I had one of these, great motor.

[camelspyyder]

Lancia Flavia?

[RapidPaul]

Yep. A RHD 1969 Lancia Flavia 1.8 Coupe. I happened to be at Duxford for work reasons back in April and this was one of the lots in an auction of classic cars:

Edited 29 May, 2016 by RapidPaul

[P6bJOHN]

Ooops I'm knackered today after 2 early starts to car shows, I thought Austin 3 litre, lol.

[camelspyyder]

[camelspyyder]

No-one?

OK...

Could this be an ancient relative of the Google Car?

[swedishskoda]

A Goggomobil TS Coupé, 1960 or thereabouts...

Edited 1 June, 2016 by swedishskoda

[camelspyyder]

Yes it is.

nice.

[swedishskoda]

Nice indeed! The ordinary Goggo was not uncommon when I was a kid, nor was their three-wheeler or their rather clumsy motor scooter. But I've never seen a convertible. The Aussies even built a roadster on the Goggo chassis, the Goggomobil Dart.

Now try this:

Edited 2 June, 2016 by swedishskoda

[mender]

Dualit Toaster

[swedishskoda]

Dualit Toaster

 

 

If so, this must be where the bread loaves are stored:

 

[swedishskoda]

No takers?

 

Approximately 28,000 units of this ingeniously designed, French-built car were produced 1956-1961...

[magic62]

French? Shouldnt it be Italian?

 

Ah, just saw that you are correct!

Edited 6 June, 2016 by magic62

[swedishskoda]

French? Shouldnt it be Italian?

Ah, just saw that you are correct!

Seems as if you're on the righ track, Sir! Now spill the beans! Edited 6 June, 2016 by swedishskoda

[magic62]

I didnt spill the beans, as I dont have a new picture and dont want to spoil it for the others....

[greenstripe]

I followed the trail of bread crumbs but can't take credit, so will scoot on by

Edited 6 June, 2016 by greenstripe

[swedishskoda]

   Beans and breadcrumbs!

 

 

We cannot let this drag on any longer... Magic62 deserves credit for identifying the Vespa 400, designed in Italy but built in France:

 

 

The "bread bin" is actually the battery storage - easy maintenance! 

Saw one at a 2nd hand car dealer back in 1975 and was tempted - but he wanted £300 which was an awful lot of money back then. I still wonder if I should have bought it...

 

The field is open for new challenges!

Edited 7 June, 2016 by swedishskoda

[magic62]

OK, did my best and found something. 
Just to keep this going.

[swedishskoda]

Had it been a front indicator I'd be thinking Hotchkiss or Peugeot or maybe an EMW 340. But this looks like a rear indicator, which leaves me clueless...

[camelspyyder]

Barockengel.

 

?

Edited 7 June, 2016 by camelspyyder

[swedishskoda]

Barockengel.

 

?

I'm 99.99% sure that you're right - which is very humiliating since I posted a Barockengel here just a few months ago - I ought to have recognised it!

[magic62]

@camelspyyder, you are almost right. It is the 0,01% of unsureity of swedishskoda that should complete the correctness.

 

It is the BMW 502 coupé (the Barockengel is the saloon).

 

So over to you.

[camelspyyder]

Yes I did look at the coupe, I did not know the B.E. nickname only applied to the sedan.

 

Please show us the picture.

 

Next:

 

Edited 8 June, 2016 by camelspyyder

[magic62]

I know that car, but wont solve it.

 

Attached a piccie of the sleeker barockengel.

 

Picture found @wiki

[mender]

Simca 1301?