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Bjoern, thank for your comments on the Lawrences cars.
Do you have pictures of the 534 car.

I know Guido car is body 558, it is now in hands of a Dutch collector that own two lawrences. He also has a coupe. I hope to see both his car somewere in the next few weeks.

You write that the orange is now Black and was shown of the big european vintage meetings. Than it must be the black car wih licence plate D EZ58H, is that correct? Do you happened to know the number of this car?

I really like the silver one. You write that is is owned by a Rometsch collector, what other Rometsches does this person has?

You can also PM me, if you don't want certain information on the internet.
My goal however is to add the lawrences to the Rometsch registry (as soon as this is on-line again) therefor I really like to know the bodynumbers of the cars.

Regards
Patrick

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Thanks for the info are there any photos of the cars. UserPostedImage🇧🇷

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This weekend, the Amelia Island concours was held in the Usa. The Grundmann family flew over the Rometsch coupe split window to present it on the concours.. Amongst the other vw coachbuilts there was a Dannenhauer and Stauss roadster and the only coupe, an unrestored lawrence coupe, Lawrence convert and a second Rometsch coupe and A hebmuller type 14a. Grundmanns coupe won a trophy : The volkswagen of America trophy. First class, well done. runner up was the Hebmuller.
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So which car was the one at the VolksWorld show? I can´t readily identify it from the ones shown here.

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The 543 was at the volksworld show..
JD 13 years ago
So which car was the one at the VolksWorld show? I can´t readily identify it from the ones shown here.
I found out that the Fiat 1000 was produced from ?? '65 up to 2000 in India under the name "Premier Padmini". If those Fiat taillights are exactly the same as the Rometsch taillights, that makes India a wealthy source for Rometsch taillights... :smile:


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Fingers crossed it is not yet discovered Patrick. I hope it is a new one.
Good search and hunting.
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This is the only remaining photo I have of my '59 Rometsch
I lost all my photos in a fire years ago.. My mother found this and sent it my way.
I believe this is in Santa Barbara at least it was in the early 90's

Dennis Linkletter
Bali, Indonesia

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PS
I sold the car with a new 1800 in it..
I still have the original 59 Okrasa 1300 motor with the glass fuel filter, Abarth exhaust and nameplate in storage in CA
Anybody know the value/demand of/for this?

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This is a very interesting picture. This cars has the curved body with fiat style taillight. Currently there are only two cars known that are like this (the 558 and the 566). I just spoke with Dennis on the phone and he can't remember any numbers, but he told me that the car was originally metallic blue and he painted it silver with black. I checked the remainders of the 558 and that car was originally all yellow. So Dennis his old car might be the 566 or it is a car not yet discovered. Now I have to find out if the 566 was bought in santa barbara.....


This is the only remaining photo I have of my '59 Rometsch
I lost all my photos in a fire years ago.. My mother found this and sent it my way.
I believe this is in Santa Barbara at least it was in the early 90's

Dennis Linkletter
Bali, Indonesia

Dennis
I live in Los Angeles and Im looking for an Okrasa engine for my 1957 Enzmann 506.
Just last week my Dutch friend Nico picked it up from the PO and Nico
is going to restore it. Please email me back if you would like to sell your Okrasa.
Greetings Erik
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