Ankomst Automotive - Envy Never Rests

Welcome to the Ankomst Automotive Directory

Ankomst News and History

1946, September 22 - Car built with an aircraft engine!

1977, January 20 - BRC 1976 Results

1976, May 16 - Hokenhiem 1000km Race

1966, September 14 - News and the BRC 1966

1956, July 7 - Ankomst 1957 lineup

1955, June 11 - Workers Return From Vacation

1955, May 25 - Satt '57 Teaser

1955, May 25 - BRC 1955 Final Race Car Submission

1955, May 12 - BRC 1955 Race Cars

1951, April 28 - V8 Redesign Amidst Ankomst Scandal

1951, April 24 - Ankomst 1952 Lineup

1945, April 24 - Quick BRC 1945 Update

1945, March 23rd - Ankomst Builds, Tunes, and Tests New Race Car in Record Time

1945, March 22nd - Ankomst Automotive Grand Opening


Ankomst Automobile Directory

1977 - BRC: Lopare

1976 - Hokenhiem 1000km: The Sleeper

1966 - BRC: Mach 7

1955 - BRC: “The Beast”

1955 - BRC: Rusa '55 and “The Beast”

1952 - Stockholm '52

1952 - Snabbt '52

1952 - Alg '52

1948 - Stockholm '48

1946 - Bombardier '46

1945 - BRC Race Car

1945 - BRC Test Platform


Ankomst Engine Directory

1955 - RV8-15NA-55 - 161 hp

1952 - CV8-35NA-52 - 219 hp

1952 - CI6-26NA-52 - 130 hp

1952 - CV8-43NA-52 - 225 hp (Never Produced)

1948 - CI6-28NA-48 - 127 hp

1945 - RV8-10NA-45 - 96.3 hp

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Engine Naming Convention:
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[color=#FF0000]X[/color] Represents the engine tune (Economy, Common, Sport, Race)
[color=#0008FF]XX[/color] Represents type of engine (I4, I6, V8, etc.)
[color=#03FF2D]XX[/color] Represents the engine’s displacement (28 = 2.8L - All displacements will be rounded to the nearest 10th of a liter)
[color=#FFE600]XX[/color] Represents the type of air intake (NA = Naturally Aspirated, T = Turbo)
[color=#FF9900]XX[/color] Represents the engine’s model year (45 = 1945)
EXAMPLE: CI6-28NA-48 - First production engine built by Ankomst for the Stockholm '48
The general public will usually refer to engines by their first 3 digits and the model year (That’s a sweet '48 CI6 you got there!)
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! Important information about my posts below !

  • Model year lineups will be listed in the company history directory for easy navigation.
  • Special engines and vehicles, such as those created for community challenges, will be listed in the company history section.
  • Various teasers and informational posts will be listed in the company history section.
  • Numerous post designs and layouts in the works to beautify and unify future posts :smiley:

This color is sweet :slight_smile:

3/22/1945

Welcome everyone, to today’s press conference. All of us here from Stockholm would like to unveil the first automobile manufacturer based in Sweden, without further adieu we present; Ankomst (The Act of Arriving) Automotive!

This brand new car company based out of Stockholm, Sweden, begins operations today with support from many of the city’s elite residents. Ankomst has been awarded a large start-up fund from the city in order to enter into the Bavarian Racing Challenge (BRC) to bring the manufacturer attention in the world-wide market. The upcoming race presents a great opportunity to showcase the company’s style, as well as highlighting its build quality and engineering aspects.
Ankomst has spent the last few months preparing for the upcoming BRC and are here today to unveil the racing variant of what will become their first production car, to be released within the next few years; the Stockholm - BRC.





Ankomst believes in uncompromising quality both inside and out, as well as using a semi-minimalist approach to create beautiful cars that will be sought after for years to come. Akomst is strongly concerned with the safety of drivers and takes great effort to include not only the most advanced, but also forward thinking safety systems possible. The first car Ankomst will be mass producing, the Stockholm '48, will not only meet, but surpass existing European safety standards by including side makers making the car highly visible as well as functioning as turn signals to warn drivers in the vehicles blind spots that it is about to merge. The Stockholm '48 will also include high mounted rear brake lights that will ensure following cars see the driver braking. Advanced whiplash minimizing seating rounds out the car’s advanced safety features greatly reducing the risk of whiplash occurring in low-medium speed collisions.

The Stockholm '48 will be available for purchase during the Christmas season of 1947 with an as of yet undetermined price tag. During the two and a half year interlude Akomst will finish their engine designs and finish mating the engines, transmissions, and drive trains with the bodies that begin construction today.

We look forward to seeing Ankomst develop and hope it one day rivals the best auto manufacturers in the world.

(Will be releasing cars as I make them with no set time schedule, but cars will be presented in chronological order unless I randomly make a more modern car and post it out of order. Thoughts, comments, praises, scathing reviews?)
(This company exists in a parallel dimension that has no other automakers in Sweden)

Ankomst is proud to present the petite, 964cc V8 Race Engine intended for use in the upcoming BRC race weekend. Making a respectable 96.3 hp @ 8400 rpm, this engine capable of producing the following stats.

UPDATE: The BRC race engine has undergone a slight modification to produce more power, altered RPM curve, utilize a lower red line, and enhance its reliability!

3/23/1945

In preparation for the upcoming BRC race, Ankomst built a second race car utilizing all of their available engine and suspension tuning expertise to really give the competition a run for their money. The new car will replace the much large version announced yesterday, which was built solely as a test vehicle meant to discover and correct errors in the tuning process before finalizing the actual competition car. Ankomst’s new car was able to complete the Nurburgring in an astonishing 10:00.79, but was run with no cooling resulting in a destroyed engine.

This run was purely for publicity as no car had been able to complete the Nurburgring in under 10 minutes previously while maintaining a strict power/weight ratio (measured in HP/KG) of .15 and not exceeding $7,000 in total costs to build the car. The driver of the car was visibly upset after coming so close to breaking the 10 minute barrier, but was also delight for having set the fastest time to date using a car built and tuned in 2 days and with only one run before the engine would be destroyed.

The following are pictures of the new race car being finalized for next weeks upcoming race.




UPDATE: The BRC car has been re-tuned yet again and is ready to participate in the BRC!

I really like the indicators in the hood.

Today Ankomst Automotive officially releases the Stockholm '48 for sale in the European market.

The Stockholm '48 features a sleek modern design with a spacious cabin and copious trunk space. The car can be ordered in one of six unique colors and comes equipped with the following standard features:

  • 4 speed manual gearbox
  • Premium interior
  • Premium climate control
  • Highly advanced safety systems
  • Standard AM radio - Upgradable at dealerships
  • 15" rims - 145/635R15 Medium Compound Tires
  • Comfort tuned 260mm drum brakes - Front and rear
  • Comfort tuned suspension
  • Integrated front, rear, and side indicators
  • High mounted rear stop lights
  • Integrated fog lights
  • Dual fuel filler ports - The pump is always on the correct side!

The Stockholm '48 produces 127 hp and can reach a top speed of 148 km/h all while averaging 16.7 mpg. The Stockholm '48 has an average reliability of 62.6, environmental resistance of 87.17, and has a yearly service cost of just $1,177.33.

The base model of the car is available for $8,400, but allows the buyer to upgrade to a premium AM radio and choose from three levels of more premium interiors. Hurry into your local dealer and own one today!






Ankomst Automotive is proud to present the CI6-28NA-48. This engine powers the Stockholm '48 and produces an adequate 127 hp @ 4800 rpm.



Your designs are excellent, hopefully we’ll see more!

10 inch wheels xD

4/24/1945

The Bavarian Race Challenge (BRC) is now well underway with the first race, on the Automation Test Track, having been completed just a few days ago. The top cars are being represented by long-time racers and companies that have been around for a long time. Joining these elite players in the top 5 is none other than Ankomst Automotive, sitting in 4th place after the first race of the season! Racking up a respectable 5th place in both runnings of the Automation Test Track, Ankomst was able to squeeze into 4th overall by a mere 3 points.

The training and qualifying races for the Brands Hatch course have completed and the Ankomst entry was able to take first place in both runs, a great achievement for this brand new company! The Swedish government has expressed how proud it is of Ankomst’s accomplishments so far and has decided to infuse additional funds into the company in order to improve its production facilities.

4/24/1951

After unexpected success with its Stockholm '48 in Sweden and other Scandinavian countries, Ankomst Automotive is ready to announce a new lineup for 1952. Starting in December the following cars will be available at all dealerships.

The following engines are available for the 1952 model year.

Today Ankomst Automotive unveils its new car which will be available for purchase beginning in December, the Alg '52.

The Alg '52, moose in English, was designed to be a strong, high-powered automobile, offering great towing capacity (when paired with the optional V8 platform) and a spacious interior capable of seating 6, all while maintaining Ankomst’s goals of reliability, safety, and beauty. In order to properly cool the more powerful engine platform, a more aggressive front end was painstakingly crafted which compromised Ankomst’s ideas of stark beauty with a more aggressive grill structure found appealing in western markets. The Alg '52 offers the following list of features.

  • Base Price: $8200.00
  • With optional V8: $8478.99
  • Service Costs Per Year: $1689.03
  • 4 speed manual gearbox
  • Premium interior
  • Advanced safety systems
  • Standard AM radio - Upgradable at dealerships
  • 15" rims - 155/655R15 Medium Compound Tires
  • Mid tuned 300mm drum brakes - Front and rear
  • Custom tuned suspension
  • Integrated front, rear, and side indicators
  • Paint options - Royal Red, Scandinavian Blue, Forest Green, Jet Black
  • Ankomst’s patented dual fuel filler ports

Utilizing the powerful V8 engine, the Alg '52 can reach a top speed of 184 km/h and accelerates from 0-100 km/h in a modest 11.8s.





Well…
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Haha, hope that means you like it :stuck_out_tongue:

Following the announcement of Ankomst’s 1952 model year line-up, we are ready to release the specifications of Ankomst’s newest engine, the CV8-48NA-52.
This flat-plane V8 produces 225 hp and 373 nm of torque. With a low redline of 4500 rpm, this engine is great for applications requiring low-end power, such as towing, hauling, and driving the whole family around.
The following picture gives a detailed look at the specifications of the new engine, and what buyers can expect in terms of power, reliability, maintenance, and economy.

ALG 52 is awsome.All your designs are fresh and creative.High level of details.Keep it up.

Thanks :smiley:

Yeah these are really good, and have a very Scandinavian feel to them imo.

Ankomst automotive is proud to release the specifications for its updated inline 6 engine, the CI6-26NA-52. This engine is a direct descendant of the original I6 that started it all, but has been updated to provide better performance and fuel economy.

Additional engine specifications:

  • Full cast iron construction
  • Dual overhead cam
  • 4 valves per cylinder
  • 7.8:1 compression
  • Cam profile: 37
  • Naturally aspirated
  • Double barrel single carburettor
  • Performance intake
  • 92 octane
  • Fuel mixture: 13.5:1
  • Ignition timing: 40
  • RPM limit: 5400
  • 1.75" Long tubular exhaust with double reverse-flow mufflers