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The Bahia Blanca Mysteries (update: DKW-VEMAG Fissore and Fiat 1600 coupe)
It was only yesterday that we received these pictures shot just outside Bahia Blanca in Argentine. Not exactly the pics you would expect from a Model T traveller. Yet we explicitly asked him to keep his eyes open and camera at hand. These photos show the 'reserve collection' of a small private museum with many cars you have seen over and over again. Yet these two white coupes caught our attention. Is it Italian made? Or Argentinian? Something Fiat? Or? Check this second picture to get some more detail of the car on the left. To make things worse there is yet another example of the white car in the foreground. Parked between a black Chevy(?) and a 1947 Hilman Minx (a 1949 Minx more to the right). Please help us out!
(Pictures courtesy of Dirk & Trudy Regter from the T Ford World Tour)
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dinsdag december 16th, 2014
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dante
21 October 2020, 04:42
The PostWarClassic.com Team
22 October 2020, 11:35
Dear Dante,
Thank you for the comment. All information we have about the picture and the cars you find in the text.
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Thank you for the comment. All information we have about the picture and the cars you find in the text.
Im from Argentina and the two cars that are in the first image are a coupe fiat 1500 coupe (this version of coupe fiat 1500 only sold in Argentina) and were designed by Vignale in Italia. Only made 5.285 units.
And the other model (in the left) is a DKW fissore, only made 700 units and only sold it in Argentina. The design were based on a germany design of DKW fissore. This model have a 3 cylinder engine and it is two times (dont have valves).
In Argentina we speak spanish, so is very probably that I made some mistakes in the grammar.
Id like know if you know who sent you these photos , or if you know more exactly in where are these cars.
I sent you my regards!!!