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DidierF ![]() | Bizarre '54'. (Sorry for the annoyance, chaps, but maybe these remarks will be useful.) | 2016-02-09 12:31 | ||
ader ![]() | I am one co-author of the study on Graham "sharknose" with special coachwork in France, published in Automobilia (n°65 and 67, 2004). Since then, several data have surfaced. The coupé by Pourtout in Gueule d'Ange appears to be the only one with external door hinges, as in Pourtout Convertibles. If so it would be the n° 10 and last Coupé built by Pourtout in 1939 (first owner: Mr Soïfer). A nice photo of this car appears in "The Graham legacy", Vol II by M.E.Keller, a book that, unfortunatly, carries much errors about the French coachbuilt sharknoses). Another coupé by Pourtout may be seen at the begining of the film "La fiancée des ténèbres " of Serge de Poligny (1944-45). |
2016-02-03 17:21 | ||
juergensmuda ![]() | Bentley Mk VI | 2007-07-09 16:35 | ||
garco ![]() | 2007-06-04 21:47 | |||
garco ![]() | Kromhout is also a truck company from Holland. Around 1965 it was taken over by AEC. In 1961 they 'go together' (Dutch: fuseren) with Verheul. |
2007-05-30 21:02 | ||
sixcyl ![]() | Chapeau ! ![]() |
2007-05-30 00:04 | ||
DynaMike ![]() | Nothing better than first hand information! Great, Cargo, that you've found someone who could help us. And I'm glad that I was at least partially right Btw, this would be the first Kromhout on this site! (Kromhouts were built in Amsterdam, they made buses and trucks, and famous diesel ship engines. |
2007-05-29 22:16 | ||
garco ![]() | Translation: Jansen had various Verheuls around that time, but the bus on the picture is quite modern (early fifties). I pressume they didn't take an old bus to Paris. Two choices: Jansen, Maastricht 9, NB-03-68, Kormhout B6VB2 -Verheul, 45 seats, van may 1951; Jansen, Maastricht 15, NB-23-68, Kormhout B6VB2 -Verheul, 50 seats, van june 1952; License seems to be NB-03-68... -- Last edit: 2007-05-29 21:45:49 |
2007-05-29 21:43 | ||
sixcyl ![]() | Il y a pleins de sites intéressants sur Verheul, mais pour l'instant je n'ai trouvé que ceci: http://www.openbaarvervoerinboskoop.nl/busgeschiedenis/diversen/argentinie/ sur AEC/Verheul Argentina... je suis frappé par la ressemblance entre les 2 poupes... ![]() ça ne remet pas en cause la probabilité Crossley, mais ça prouve juste que l'hypothèse VERHEUL est confirmée -- Last edit: 2007-05-29 21:27:58 |
2007-05-29 21:26 | ||
sixcyl ![]() | Thank's DMike, crazy machines indeed! ... the link "KLIK HIER voor de NACO's foto" didn't worked last time I tried, and now it does ! I found the picture and I can tell you that I agree entirely with you , it's the same than the Janssen's! Si, en recoupant avec tes autre sources documentaires tu trouve un Crossley Verheul, alors c'est parfait... reste peut-être à préciser le type de l'engin? .... Link to "images.google.nl" Merci DM ![]() |
2007-05-29 21:14 | ||
DynaMike ![]() | I'll never understand these machines I thought there would be a direct link to the pictures. Well, you scroll down und click on "KLIK HIER voor de NACO foto's". Then have a look at the first picture and at the penultimate one. You'll recognize a similar bus as the "Jansen"-bus ahown here in Paris. The problem is that there is no info about the make of the bus.But I found this info in my book about Dutch public transport "De Nederlandse Streekvervoerbedrijven" from 1956, though it's not stated very clearly, I'm pretty sure it is 45 passenger Crossley travelcoach with body by Verheul. Maybe someone else is better in finding exact info in the internet? |
2007-05-29 20:56 | ||
sixcyl ![]() | I had never heard of this make ...Nice find Jun , new make |
2007-05-29 20:48 | ||
sixcyl ![]() | Interesting site, but I didn't found a bus matching exactly with it... Sorry but where is this Crossley Verheul you've mentionned? | 2007-05-29 20:42 | ||
DynaMike ![]() | These buses were also used by Maarse & Kroon (region Amsterdam / Haarlem / Leiden), Citosa (region The Hague / Leiden / Utrecht / Rotterdam) and BBA (region of Breda). 90% sure it's a Crossley with coachwork by Verheul. | 2007-05-29 20:29 | ||
DynaMike ![]() | I found a front view of a similar bus from the NACO-company (public thansport in the region north of Amsterdam): Link to "images.google.nl" and Link to "images.google.nl" | 2007-05-29 19:59 | ||
Jun ![]() | Nice to have first GIMA on IMCDb ![]() GIMA 125 or 150 (at least older than 1951 by wheel diameter) http://pageperso.aol.fr/pigachoux/images/moto%20bruno.jpg *...and revive now http://www.moto-gima.com/gamme.htm -- Last edit: 2007-05-29 19:15:19 |
2007-05-29 19:11 | ||
DynaMike ![]() | Mais comme-ci, comme-ça... voilà la deuxième Abeille française (il y en avait déjà beaucoup en italien: l'Ape de Piaggio ) |
2007-05-29 00:15 | ||
DynaMike ![]() | La 2CV dans la deuxième vignette (Avenue Foch?) a un bouchon d'essence noire, ce qui indique (dans la plupart des cas) qu'il s'agit d'un type A. | 2007-05-28 23:54 | ||
DynaMike ![]() | "Jansen" written on the back, quite dutch name indeed... License plate seems to be NB-xx-xx: 1951/1952. -- Last edit: 2007-05-28 23:45:41 |
2007-05-28 23:45 | ||
DynaMike ![]() | Bien vu, Sixcyl! C'est tout à fait une Panhard ZUVIC (ID16) de 1945, [K155] en version essence (266 construites), [K156] en version gazogène (mais ça je ne croix pas; 306 construites) ou [K157] en version diesel (HL = huile lourde; 27 construites), puis bien probable qu'il s'agit ici du type [K155]. | 2007-05-28 23:37 | ||
DynaMike ![]() | Roadster. | 2007-05-28 23:27 | ||
DynaMike ![]() | Very interesting indeed! In "Automobilia" no.67 (mars/avril 2004) you can find an article about Graham Shark Noses with French bodywork: cabriolets by Pourtout (twelve, of which one having belonged to Françoise Sagan), Vanvooren, Saoutchik (one of ggeneral de Lattre), Letourneur et Marchand, a limousine by the latter. And four of the ten coupés by Pourtout, all built on a basis of the Graham Supercharger [97] between 15 of April 1938 and the end of 1939. Most of these had suplymentary headlight (like the one shown here), probably because of French legislation. The 1938 models had standard running boards, the 1939 models didn't (like here). Number 4 (Mrs. Christen) had shorter doors and a dickey-seat, nr 8 (Mrs. Goy) had extra long doors and fice seats, and nr 10 (Soïfer) was a two-seater. Concerning the one shown here: it's a 1939 model indeed, based on a Graham Supercharger [97], one of ten built (or even one of eight, since we can exclude nr 4 and nr 8). Very rare, very interesting, very nice find! ![]() |
2007-05-28 23:26 | ||
datsunZ ![]() | The usual ACMA Vespa | 2007-05-28 22:38 | ||
robgeelen ![]() | Bentley Mk VI Standard Saloon 1950 - 1952. Single spotlamp make it a Bentley, probably UK delivery, rear mudguard cover makes it 1950 at least and couts out the R-tpes. | 2007-05-28 20:29 | ||
bref ![]() | D'après Automobilia (René Bellu + Marc Antoine Colin) "Pour 1951, le changement le plus notable concerne les pare-chocs, dont les butoirs ne sont plus dans l'alignement des phares mais encadrent désormais la plaque d'immatriculation" Ceci dit l'autre Bellu, Serge, a pu dire autre chose. Si la famille se contredit alors... |
2007-05-28 19:07 | ||
antp ![]() | Décidément, t'avais déjà fait le coup de la mauvaise catégorie avec l'autre Abeille en fait ![]() |
2007-05-28 18:05 | ||
philr ![]() | It's an early model with the straight side trim. Later in the model year, they had the sweepspear moulding. | 2007-05-28 18:02 | ||
sixcyl ![]() | Bellu et ttes ses Pigeots parle de 3ème série (été) du millésime 50, mais bon, 51 ça me va tt aussi bien ![]() |
2007-05-28 17:42 | ||
sixcyl ![]() | bin oui, où ai-je la tête ? | 2007-05-28 17:39 | ||
sixcyl ![]() | ![]() Interesting film with the french actor Maurice Ronet, aka "Gueule d'ange" in the films, whom principal activity is to collect women , rather rich... ![]() Nice panel of cars, too ... the Graham Coupé, Hotchkiss Artois, Simca 8 ... and planes: ![]() Interesting picture of a Douglas DC6 of TAI (Transports Aériens Internationaux), french company which merged to UAT in the early sixties to make UTA (Union des Transports Aeriens) then merging to Air France in the late 80's The airplane in the background is not less interesting , but I couldn't find what it is exactly (Bristol Brittannia?) ![]() Lockheed L-749 of TWA and israelian El AL ![]() Lockheed L-1049 Super Constellation of AIR FRANCE ![]() Last, but not least... interesting 1952 Breguet Br.763 Provence ,know as Breguet "2 ponts " operating Air France lines to Algéria and Corsica -- Last edit: 2007-05-28 17:34:14 |
2007-05-28 17:33 | ||
antp ![]() | plutôt hatchback que break, non ? Puisque c'est à la base une berline | 2007-05-28 16:59 | ||
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2007-05-28 16:45 | ||
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2007-05-28 16:43 | ||
sixcyl ![]() | Pare-chocs cintré au centre= modèle 1938 ![]() Course poursuite sur des pavés mouillés entre cette Simca 8 pleine de 5 ou 6 gaillards et la Graham coupé (merci Pilou) qui emporte "Gueule d'ange" (M.Ronet)... c'est la Simca qui rattrape l'américaine ! ... on sait que les voitures américaines n'ont pas très bonne réputation pour leur tenue de route ? mais quand même! ... c'est du cinéma. |
2007-05-28 16:37 | ||
bref ![]() | Crosses près du pare chocs, à partir d'Octobre 1950 (modèle 51) Une Avril 51 + (nouvel éclaireur de plaque et PC tous chromés) et une mars 52+ (pare chocs plats) |
2007-05-28 16:31 | ||
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2007-05-28 16:20 | ||
sixcyl ![]() | Silver Dawn? | 2007-05-28 16:15 | ||
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2007-05-28 16:06 | ||
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2007-05-28 16:03 | ||
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2007-05-28 15:52 | ||
pilou ![]() | This looks an extremely rare and interesting Graham Sharknose coupe of 1939 with body modifications by Pourtout in France. The sidetrim indeed shows the typical Pourtout style sidemold bending downwards to the centre of the rear fender, different from the US versions that had a straight belt molding .It has semaphors behind the side windows and Graham's rear fender skirts. The similarly styled Pourtout Graham cabriolet bodies are better documented but this one is really unique , never saw another picture of a similar coupe before.I ignore if it had the Special or Supercharged engine .If some Pourtout specialists are around I would be interested in more details. | 2007-05-28 15:51 | ||
sixcyl ![]() | Quelques autres, des premières années: -- Last edit: 2007-05-28 15:47:16 |
2007-05-28 15:45 | ||
sixcyl ![]() | Crosses de pare-chocs type 3ème série de 1950 , modèle 1950/51 | 2007-05-28 15:42 | ||
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2007-05-28 15:37 | ||
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2007-05-28 15:35 | ||
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2007-05-28 15:28 | ||
pilou ![]() | A Standard Vanguard phase 1 with right hand drive so probably under english immatriculation .The phase I was produced from 1948 to 1953,this one has the rear wheel fender skirts and 1st grille design so 1950/51 | 2007-05-28 15:22 | ||
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2007-05-28 15:19 | ||
sixcyl ![]() | With hatchback door, it should be a Ford Abeille, the chromes lines on the side match with a 1953, but the grill is from the sedan series (was it an extra accessory? ) | 2007-05-28 15:17 | ||
banger134 ![]() | standard vanguard phase1? | 2007-05-28 15:17 |
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