Can anyone identify the manufacturer of this car based on this badge on the engine grill?

@chines1 posted:

I think I might change my name back to Beck Vintage Motorcars and we'll separate our racing division to Beck Vintage Motorsports, just to keep things simple.  LMAO ;-)

Perhaps "Vintage Motor-Cars". That would keep it simple for everybody.

There's a giant opening here for @Pat Downs to rebrand the CB Performance engine program as "Vintage Motors", or maybe "Vintage Speedster Motors".

Seriously - somebody needs to blink and change their name.

@Alan Merklin posted:

Make it simple "Carey's Cars Inc "  :~)

How about Carey's Cars, Coffee, and Cerveza?

SAS is available

I think they should hyphenate their names to delineate their heritage.

Everyone into replicas knows IM (founded in 1959)--- whether it was Construzione Automobili Intermeccanica, Automobili Intermeccancia (1975?), or Intermeccanica International Inc (1982).

@Stan Galat posted:

...I've become easily confused in my dotage.

Maybe it should be Dotage Motorcars.

@barncobob posted:

SAS is available

SAS was originally SAW before a big law suite - even after the law suite the leopard still had his spots.

Stupider?

Vintage Motorcar (?) in Scottsdale has a website named Vintagespeedsters.com, their company name as displayed on their website is Vintage Speedsters Inc.  A Google search of ‘vintage motorcar’ did not find their website.

And don’t forget about Vintage Motorcar Co., LLV (VMC) is a company that specializes in restoration of antique and classic cars.

Talk about disfunction.

Our Dear Leader wrote: "For the love of all that's good, name your company something besides "Vintage".

I'm glad I got ahead of the game and went with "Five Cent Racing", although I've been surprised at how many people don't "get it" (check my last name, folks).

The aircooled and watercooled divisions have now spun off "Five Cent Creations", run by my talented daughter in law, which offers all sorts of creative, custom stuff from distinctive door mats to etched highball glasses.  Her studio is really high tech with 2D vinyl/paper cutters and 3D printers, putting the other FCR divisions to shame.  The most high-tech thing in my shop is an Echo Dot!

Precision Replicas

Vint'ij Custom Autowerks

Authentique Reproductions

Exquisite Reproductions

Inspired Autoworks

Stuttgart Inspired Replicas

Somebody named Vintage, pick one or make up your own.

newoldcars.com

clowncars.com

This the business car they gave me.  The “vintages” are confusing enough, now I need to keep the motorcar / motorcars straight

JCL

@JCL posted:

I was is Scottsdale today and stopped at Vintage Motorcar. After showing them the photos of the car, they were relatively sure this car was built by VS before they bought the company.  Their reasoning was the hand brake on the tunnel was used by VS while their cars has the brake under the dash.  Also they stated the owner of VS left them no records of the VS cars and they could not find any record in their computer of the VIN I provided.  
Thanks for all of the help and comments.  You all appear to be very knowledgeable about these cars.  I did buy this car and at a later date I’ll probably be posting more comments as I dig deeper into it

Thx, again, JCL

I guess that answers the question of an earlier post, “Is Vintage Speedsters, AZ still open?” @KonaWolf asked that question a month or so because he had paid a 50% deposit a year ago and hasn’t received a car or even had his phone calls answered.