𝘾𝙀𝙉𝙏𝙍𝙀 𝘿𝙐 𝙋𝘼𝙏𝙍𝙄𝙈𝙊𝙄𝙉𝙀 𝘼𝙐𝙏𝙊𝙈𝙊𝘽𝙄𝙇𝙀

[S2000]

Alfa Romeo or Fiat Tipo…..

[Hertz]

Renault 4c?

 

[angle]

I reckon the clue is 1953 so I'm going to say

[dave j]

Is it the Fiat coupe that was for sale on here the other day?

[Peter C]

Dibs.

[hairnet]

tr something

or wobblers not quite 4 wheeler

[D.E]

A 1953 Rover P4 can be MM eligible...

[Centre Du Patrimoine Auto]

Clue: If you look very carefully, theres one in this photo….

[Somerset Suffolk]

4 hours ago, HMC said:

Incoming shite today.

clue:

looks like Vera Lynn - so a choice of 3 vehicles left in Italy after the war ....

[Somerset Suffolk]

7 minutes ago, HMC said:

Clue: If you look very carefully, theres one in this photo….

 

[Somerset Suffolk]

Not Vera then ??? 😆

[Centre Du Patrimoine Auto]

3 hours ago, AxWomble said:

Is she the one who died driving into the back of a lorry? Not sure how that might link (thanks Google Lens) 

Think that was Jayne Mansfield. IIRC the car didnt have airbags but she had them factory fitted so to speak…

The incoming car is definitely more sophia loren than mansfield. And has neither  airbags nor seatbelts.

But it does have a rollerbearing crank (clue).

[camryv6]

Have you had a Volkswagen Beetle yet ?

[Centre Du Patrimoine Auto]

[Centre Du Patrimoine Auto]

[D.E]

Wow, Panhard

[Marm Toastsmith]

17 minutes ago, camryv6 said:

Have you had a Volkswagen Beetle yet ?

He has.

[Centre Du Patrimoine Auto]

24 minutes ago, D.E said:

Wow, Panhard

Correct!

[lesapandre]

Panhard Dyna X.

X Rated

Needs a sticker in the back window:

'My other car is a Levassor'

Panhard still make vehicles - well 'hard:

[camryv6]

Is it up for sale yet ?

[Centre Du Patrimoine Auto]

 

 

 

 

 

 

[D.E]

Fantastic! The engineering that went into the Dyna is highly interesting, as is the story how it was achieved (development of a new small Panhard, which would entually become the Dyna, started during the war). This should be a fairly nimble car to drive, considering its age.

[TheIsleofShite]

Fantastic! I saw this for sale, what a wonderful example 

[lesapandre]

Lets hope 'vous ne regretterez rien'.

Seat covering are made from old French knickers...

Quite quite superb. Last owner Monsieur Hulot.

Two-cylinder air-cooled boxer engine and fwd?

[lesapandre]

4 hours ago, Hertz said:

Renault 4c?

 

Very good guess...

[Centre Du Patrimoine Auto]

6 minutes ago, TheIsleofShite said:

Fantastic! I saw this for sale, what a wonderful example 

Did a deal with our very own @Dayno who also very kindly provided wine as part of the transaction. 

(MGB+ £  = Panhard dyna + Wines)

[Centre Du Patrimoine Auto]

10 minutes ago, D.E said:

Fantastic! The engineering that went into the Dyna is highly interesting, as is the story how it was achieved (development of a new small Panhard, which would entually become the Dyna, started during the war). This should be a fairly nimble car to drive, considering its age.

There seems to be a lot of alloys in the body. An Aluminium/Magnesium alloy. Better carry a fire extinguisher 😂.

[Centre Du Patrimoine Auto]

Roller bearing crank and a hemi head- hence a bit of motorsport was done with it as the base unit…

 

 

 

[loserone]

My god

[Peter C]

Un-dib.

It’s lovely but not my sort of thing.

Shame the MGB has gone.