Show us your impressed/confiscated vehicle photos

[R MICHAEL]

this one looks like a custom coachworks. What do you think Bill? Mike

[R MICHAEL]

Morning Bill, here is another recent pickup. A polizei unit PkW.

Mike

[Bill Murray]

Hi Mike:
Nice little Steyr Kubel on the last, I will try to find a different photo later.
Still thinking on the one just before it, haven't a positive yet.
Busy,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Bill

[R MICHAEL]

Thanks Bill though I do hate to hear your busy! Thanks and since you mentioned it yes your right on the Streyr. Take care Mike

Hi Mike:
Nice little Steyr Kubel on the last, I will try to find a different photo later.
Still thinking on the one just before it, haven't a positive yet.
Busy,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Bill

[Larrister]

Hi Mike

Your car in pic #376 looks very much like a Hanomag Sturm Cabriolet 4.

Similarities are:

Same spoked wheels
Shape of door
Three hinges on door
Side and front windows the same
Fenders are same shape
Two rows of louvres on side of hood

Here's your pic with a pic from the Oldtimers site for comparism.

Bill, what do you think?

Cheers

Larry

[Bill Murray]

Bingo, Larry!!
Sorry, I am just always running out of time lately. One more special store promotion and things should slow down for a while. I've only had one day off in the last three weeks
Bill

[Akira Takiguchi]

Hello, not sure if this is suitable for this thread, but what can this be?

[R MICHAEL]

Thanks Larry! I agree 100%

Hi Mike

Your car in pic #376 looks very much like a Hanomag Sturm Cabriolet 4.

Similarities are:

Same spoked wheels
Shape of door
Three hinges on door
Side and front windows the same
Fenders are same shape
Two rows of louvres on side of hood

Here's your pic with a pic from the Oldtimers site for comparism.

Bill, what do you think?

Cheers

Larry

[Bill Murray]

Hi Akira:

Your photo is certainly in the right thread!!
Sadly, my French research materiel is not very deep and I cannot ID the vehicle for sure. I believe it is a Bernard, but several searches on Google and Wikipedia failed to come up with a match.
There are some others on this forum that are rather good with French soft skins so maybe they can help.
Please, always, post anything here you think might be a good fit!!
Bill

[R MICHAEL]

Here is another recent acquisition. Looks like maybe a 38 ford 1.5 tonner? Mike

[Bill Murray]

Hi Mike:

I think it may be a 1939 model and the only reason I say that is that the 39 seems to have a slightly longer and more streamlined hood ornament.

Wonder where it came from?? LHD, so obviously European not English. I will have to do some further research. First lot of three sets of out of town family visitors are leaving at 0 dark thirty tomorrow and I have 4 days until the next set. Hope to do some posting.
Bill

[R MICHAEL]

Hi Mike:

I think it may be a 1939 model and the only reason I say that is that the 39 seems to have a slightly longer and more streamlined hood ornament.

Wonder where it came from?? LHD, so obviously European not English. I will have to do some further research. First lot of three sets of out of town family visitors are leaving at 0 dark thirty tomorrow and I have 4 days until the next set. Hope to do some posting.
Bill

Thanks Bill for the additional info! I was going on my Id from a couple of 38 ford 1/2 PU's I personally know of . Never seen a 38 or 39 Ford in this configuration before. Hope your 4 day breather went well for you and you got to catch up a bit!
Here is another confiscated cabriolet. I do know it is a gourgeous car! but other than that I don't know. Enjoy and take care. Mike

[Larrister]

Hi Mike,

Very nice photo.

The car is a 1936-37 BMW Sport-Cabriolet.

Cheers,

Larry

[Bill Murray]

Hi Mike:
To add to Larry's ID, I think it is a BMW 329 sport Cabriolet based on the hood/bonnet louvres.
Bill

[Larrister]

Hi

I agree with Bill. Forgot to add that it's a 329 model.

Cheers

Larry