 Michael Schlenger sent in another picture of his wonderful collection of "Adler" photos. The attached one has already caused serious head-scratching even among (supposed) experts. It definitively shows an Adler from the 1930s, most probably a car based on the popular front-wheel drive model "Trumpf". While similar two-seater convertibles or roadsters were available by several manufacturers and are well-documented, this one appears to be a mystery. The most distinctive part is the nicely curved section behind the windscreen (see photos below). So far, I was unable to find a picture of another Adler 2-seater with the same feature. Also, the one-piece windscreen which appears to be tiltable looks unique to me. On the 3rd photo one can see a potential manufacturer's or dealer's badge above the sill - perhaps someone recognizes it. The final photo leads us to the greatest mystery, of course: What is the telephone number of this charming young lady? The gentleman next to her could be her father and is definitively too old for her... And if it's her roadster, we are eager to help, if there should ever be a problem! |
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Adler Trumpf mysterious roadster
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