Here you have a Vintage car which you may easily identify from its radiator badge.
Or quite possibly not.
Is that a sun in the logo? There were two car companies by the name of Sun made in the US, according to The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Automobiles by David Burgess Wise:
1. Sun, USA, 1915-1918
A 22hp six, built by former Haynes staffmen.
2. Sun, USA, 1921-1924
The Sun Runabout, from Toledo, had a 22hp ohv Cameron air-cooled engine.
No pics, though.
Nice logic, but not a Sun.
Here's the logo a bid larger (but softish focus . . ):
When Allan L says that it's obscure, I start to get scared.
Quote from: porridgehead on May 04, 2007, 08:11:34 AM
When Allan L says that it's obscure, I start to get scared.
Feel free!
A Star?
not a Star
Let´s start from the very beginning again:
is it british?
Yes, it's British
Belsize. I'm not sure of the model however. Maybe a 1924 10-20hp Two-Seat Tourer?
Quote from: rchirnom on May 10, 2007, 06:52:34 AM
Belsize. I'm not sure of the model however. Maybe a 1924 10-20hp Two-Seat Tourer?
There you are, it can be done!
It is a 1924 Belsize tourer, of 1200cc. which sounds right for a 10-20.
Now that you know what you're looking at you can read it in the logo!