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May I take your coat, Madam?

A couple of weeks ago, we went to a pub in Maastricht. From the outside it looked really nice, so we went in. We discovered there were only two people sitting at the bar, the rest of the pub was empty... Normally this is not such a good sign, but we thought while we are here we might as well have a drink. We got talking and found out that the lady behind the bar, owned this pub for only four days. That explained a lot.

Then we saw this coat rack. It's not an old rack, but the car looks rather nice we thought. We got talking to the lady about cars, and that we had a stand at InterClassics. We actually had a really good time. Finally, we asked if we could buy it from her, she said if we did her a good offer we could. Which we did. She took it off the wall and gave it to us.

A lovely souvenir, reminding us of a lovely time in Maastricht!

We have an idea what make the car is. But what do you think it is?

If you also have a car-related coat rack, please take a photograph and send it to [email protected]!

Words and photograph by the editor.

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maandag maart 5th, 2018
Herb Singe
07 Maart 2018, 21:42
Hello from the USA., on my way flying (hopefully, but right now the plane is sitting on the tarmac during a snowstorm) down to the Amelia Island Concours. I would venture to say that it’s a circa 1903 or 1904, (at the latest because it is a rear entrance tonneau). 4 cylinder Panhard (& Levassor).
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bill sykes
06 Maart 2018, 06:08
hi the car is mine 1903 15hp Panhard Levassor original body wings ect been ralleyed all over europe since 1936 first owned by lord cunliffe chairman bank England through wold war 1
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Guy Mahy
05 Maart 2018, 11:16
looks like a Panhar & Levassor 1904/1905
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