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Mikko_ · 11-02-2019, 04:12 PM

The darker yellow roadster seen in two of the pictures is a coachbuilt Volvo convertible from the 1950's, very unique car.

And the lighter yellow one is an Amilcar from the 1920's (so is the cigarshaped thing seen in bare metal in one of the photos), made in France and they were apparently a popular car for racing back in the day.
Powered by small flathead 4-cylinder engines.

11-02-2019, 04:12 PM	#3
Mikko_ Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2019 Location: Sweden Posts: 145	Re: '28 Phaeton is reborn The darker yellow roadster seen in two of the pictures is a coachbuilt Volvo convertible from the 1950's, very unique car. And the lighter yellow one is an Amilcar from the 1920's (so is the cigarshaped thing seen in bare metal in one of the photos), made in France and they were apparently a popular car for racing back in the day. Powered by small flathead 4-cylinder engines.