A week full of new chances... (UPDATE: Piccolo)

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Laurent Friry erecognises this oen as:".... a Piccolo built at around 1906/07, by the Apollo Werke AG in Apolda, close to Leipzig in Germany. Those small cars had a twin cylinder engine en vee shape of 700 cc (75 x 80), air cooled. Two Piccolo are part of the Schlumpf museum in Mulhouse."

EARLIER: ...new chances to do important discoveries. New chances to find the one car you never thought ever to find. New chances to find that one all important part of which everybody said, that is not existant. (for this Bonniksen '100 mph' speedometer you are too late. It was sold in no time from New Zealand to Denmark...). There als will be new chances to find new old photos (we discovered a handfull dozen of vintage ladies with the help of Bob Swanson; thank You!). And of course new chances to identify cars that were destined to murmer away in the mist of oblivion. Like this V-twin with interesting custom made wind tunnel as cooling device to prevent for inner-city overhaeting. Do you know more about this one? Please write to [email protected] (postcard collection Keith Canouse; clic to 'zoom')

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