quizz....do you know what this is ?

[splitbusahollic]

ok
we can all cheat and run our fingers across the keyboard and google something if you don't know what it is......
my lighty came last night and asked "Dad do you know what a type 825 is ?" i had no idea...and i'm sure most of you won't either...
the salted one's like "the Fig" the "Pine" The Muderik and a very few others would most likely know...
but if you don't then why not take an uneducated guess here with open honesty...then go google it and see how close you were and let's see how many get close.....don't be a chop and cheat 'cause any one can do that....have some character.
and once you know the answer to that........what is a type 93 ?????
THANKS FOR PLAYING....and learning about the best freaking motor-vehicles ever build !!!

[JamesD]

I like the Type 93! 650bhp from a 1492cc engine!

You didn't specify which car make

[vw59beetle]

Werner Alker and I talked this week about his version that he had back in the day. Maybe one day I will attempt to build a replica of it or even copy the hatchback that Werner build.

[Muderick]

Hey Jacques... I have an Italeri model car kit with one of those Type 825 's in Army "Kommando Wagen" version. Same like the Type 87 kit you saw on the work bench in my garage.

Looks brilliant!!

[splitbusahollic]

You didn't specify which car make

mmmmmm ...maybe not, but did you read the intro carefully ?

and learning about the best freaking motor-vehicles ever build !!!

that should tell you without a doubt that i am refering to VW !

[Ron&Gill]

Hm... I have been collecting all the "Type such and such" and putting a picture next to it for a few years now, and T 825 was a new one to me. So I googled it (yes, I did!) and found a picture I already had. Now I can make another connection. Thanks!

[splitbusahollic]

Great Ron !
did you check type 93 ?

[Muderick]

Ron...did u check the Type 93 Ambo version?

[Ron&Gill]

Yes, same result, had the pics already but hadn't made the code connection...

[Thumper]

I would have guessed a Bus, type 2, 1960's...

But i was wrong... did a google picture search..... and... now THAT is interesting. Did not know that. A type 93 I have seen in a pic before, however i did not know the code. Thanks Buddy, just learned something.

[IMPI]

Ahh but are you referring to Porsche kdf design numbers or are you referring to the numbers the british occupation forces assigned when they took over because same type different numbers
Armand

[Ron&Gill]

Really? Aw sh1t... there goes the neighborhood... I learn something everyday, yesterday my IT guy taught me the difference between an aerial and an antenna...

[CooP]

I have no no idea what a Type 825 is - I'm still stuck with only a Type 2. Going to look it up now.

@Ron&Gill: Your IT guy is winding you up - there is no difference

[Ron&Gill]

Oh yes there is... an aerial is a whippy thing that flops around in the wind, and antena is a structure that doesn't bend (much) and in the case of a car, is often retractable...

Type 825 is a WWII Beetle bakkie. Obviously KdF.

[CooP]

I was delighted and very interested to see pictures of the Type 825. I have seen pictures of similar, home-made models but I had no idea that there was a factory made one. Wonder why they didn't continue with it... Thanks splitbusahollic for showing it up.

@Ron&Gill: He's pulling your leg mate, Google it.