1953 Ardex

 

Ardex was a French company that was involved in the automobile industry from 1934 until 1958.

This particular effort had a body of vinyl covered plywood. Definitive information on the Ardex vehicles is limited. A bit of addition information is available at Microcarfan.

Promotional display

Western R.V. Country is an RV dealership in Alberta, Canada

 

Odd towing arrangement

 

Rat rod trucker

 The truck was built by Ira Ricardo Forbes and you can see his YouTube channel here.

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1995 Chrysler Atlantic

 

The Atlantic Concept was inspired by French cars from the 1930's especially the 1939 Bugatti Type 57 SC. The straight eight engine was a 4.0 liter producing 325hp from combining two Chrysler Neon four cylinder blocks.

Econom Teddy

The company Hanomag was founded by Hellmuth Butenuth in Spandau, Germany. It struggled to compete against the companies that had been in production before WWII.

Trucks were first in production and they were mostly vehicles rebuilt from used commercial vehicles and parts due to the lack of supplies. 

In 1949 a car called the Econom Teddy was developed. Plans were to produce both sedans and convertibles. There was not sufficient public interest in the the car. The car was built in small numbers until June of 1950.