Hey , Yes it is me again on the same subject.
I have looked over the pictures from the Radclyffe roadster and Hebmuller prototypes and one thing was suspicious.
If you look carefulley :
1 - the semaphores in both cars are exact in the same location.
2 - the doorwindows are exactly equal. the shape is a copy.
3 - the horns in the front wings are on the same spot and I have never seen them on a regular beetle .
4 - the shape of the roof is exactly the same .
5 - both cars have round jacking points. ( for the Radclyff is that obvious)
6- frontwindowframe looks to be the same .
It is hard to see but even the engine lid is almost equal in length.
That is for me, a bit to much the same and equal :roll: on 2 different cars.
You can make a hole in the front quarter pannel but when you compaire them it can not be on the same spot unless you made a patern or it is the same car.
We all know that that car was the start to the beloved hebmuller:
and that Joseph at one point noticed the radclyffe roadster that was crashed I believe, but my idea is that they just restored the crashed car
Anybody with info on this ?
ZELENSIS, coachbuilt body from the 50's on a vw platform made in Belgium. Peter the heb detective