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Worblaufen (Ramseier)

Carrosserie Worblaufen was a coachbuilder at Worblaufen near Bern, Switzerland, set up by Fritz Ramseier Jr. and his brothers. It bodied Alfa Romeo, Bentley, Bugatti, Delahaye, Rolls-Royce and other chassis until 1958.¹

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1929Founded

Key facts

Founded: 1929¹ Independently researched
Founder: Fritz Ramseier Jr., with brothers Hans and Ernst¹ Independently researched
Headquarters: Worblaufen, near Bern, Switzerland¹ Independently researched
Status: 1958¹ Independently researched

History

The firm was set up in 1929 at Worblaufen near Bern by Fritz Ramseier Jr. with his brothers Hans and Ernst. It bodied eight Alfa Romeos, two Bentleys, four Delahayes, three Peugeots, three Lancias, Bugattis, BMWs, Citroëns, Hotchkiss and Rolls-Royce chassis, including two of the ten Bugatti Type 57 Grand Raid cars. The source dates the company 1929-1958 and does not describe the closure.

Milestones

1929
Company set up at Worblaufen near Bern.¹

Sources

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Swiss Coachbuilding Masters - Part 2 Level D Crankhandle
- set up in 1929
- "set up in 1929 in the town of Worblaufen, near Bern"
- Fritz Ramseier Jr. together with brothers Hans and Ernst
- Worblaufen, near Bern
- dates given as 1929-1958
- Swiss Coachbuilding Masters - Part 2 (company history)
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