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What is it? # 106 (Update: La Licorne)

Update (sorry, during Easter weekend no Competition): "Well, at last this was an easy one! No less than 12 competitors came up with the right make which of course is La Licorne ( type: LO4 6 CV , according to many of you). The coachwork being a 'Vutotal' was also no secret to most of thiose. Especially while this car was to be seen only weeks ago in Reims and also in the French magazine "La Vie de l'Auto". A lot less competitors could tell us the coachwork was a true Labourdette product just like the coachwork we showed you last Monday. Still we had a handfull of right answers left. This time the year was decisive. Probably the difference is impossible to see, so you had to gamble, a little... Although several competitors had answers that came near and very near, the only perfect one came from Jean-Marie Guivarc'h (artist living in Le Mans...), he wrote: (1.make) Licorne - (2.coachwork) Coupé labourdette type Vutotal - (3.year) 1938 . Bravo, Jean-Marie congratulations!"
(photos Jan Stellingerwerff ; click for more detail) EARLIER TEXT: It is an interesting Coupé and it should not be too hard for most youngsters among you as it was produced not too long before WW II, which makes it a fairly 'modern' car. The initiator came into business around the turn of the century ans was quite active in motorsports then (1902 Circuit des Ardennes, etc.). This coupé is a playish variety on the rather bland basic model. Come on, stir up your gray masses and show us what you know in this order! 1. Make 2. Coachwork 3. Year 4. Type Please send your answer before monday 5 Aperil to \n This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it '> This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Be sure to add " #106 " in the subject line and add your snail mail address for just in case you might win the PreWarCar shirt

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