Looks like a bit Ford Eifel to me.They were made in Germany before WWII... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Eifel
Yep,thats definitely a Ford Eifel.I found this pic from web: I havent never seen one. Just wondering,how many of them survived from the WWII? We lost a lot of vehicles during the war in here europe.My late granpa and his bro were truckdrivers before the war and their trucks were destroyed during the war.
Guess the one in the orig. post is a military version. The color shot in the museum (?) setting is a very slick looking little car. Can you imagine how well a version of that car would have sold if it were available in the U.S. market when the econo-cars such as Crosley, Henry J, Allstate, Metropolitans and others hit dealer showrooms in the late 40's and early 50's? I guess their design was deemed out-dated by then by corporate decision makers. Too bad.
It's beyond my means (talent wise and cost wise) but I sure would love to see someone turn that into a sweet little hot-rod.