Guess the Car game

Nationality is correct, but not a Panhard.

 

Well known manufacturer though.

 

Simca 9 Sport coupe mid '50's ?

 

Yes, mid-1950s, but not Simca.

 

Another hint: It is a special (made in a very small series) of a well known model made by a major French manufacturer.

 

Peugeot

 

Yes, it is indeed a Peugeot

 

Darl'mat?

 

Yes, a 403 by Darl'mat.
Well done!
Your turn.

 

nice pick Merak1974

 

Sweet.
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Very sweet indeed, Isobel. My parents (in the photo) had a regular one once upon a time, before kids etc...
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What a lovely photo and a treasured one I'm sure. Little wonder if your interest in cars was inherited.. Yes indeed, a Jowett Jupiter with Adams and Robinson coach work. Back to you for the next candidate.

 

Thank you, Isobel. Continuing on the theme of interesting European obscurities
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Any leads? LHD so probably not english.

DKW Monza? But the hood scoop looks off?

 

You are right that it is not British.

Not a DKW either, but size-wise I think they are very similar.

 

... another cue; it is not German.

 

Is it a Rally from Norwegian Aircraft Industries?

 

Sadly no, and thank you for not posting it. I just threw up in my mouth a little.
Save that for future play, my friend. (edit out all but model name)

Is it a Ghia-Aigle Sonnet I?

Hi Is, only pretty JJ I've EVER seen.

 

Not by Ghia-Aigle (and I had no idea there ever was a Sonnet I by them!)

 

Perhaps a hint? Country?

 

Major manufacturing country, so not "obscure" in that sense. Britain and Germany have already been ruled out , so basically Italy and France left...

 

Panhard with Italian coachwork? But not Allemano like these.
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Getting (very) close! Some of the cars were Panhard-powered (I think the one in the photo is Renault 4CV-powered, though...), but coachwork is actually also French.