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American I presume?
This car is not American in origin. It's colorful plumage, as you rightly surmised, came after it was purchased by an American for who campaigned it in the US..
French then?
Maybe a Delage or Delahaye?
Early Ferrari - 125?
Italian?
Not Italian.
British?
Yes!
Possibly an Alvis special
Not an Alvis
Manufacturer's car or special?
A special, though series-built.
Maybe it is a (Jaguar-based) Ronart.
They usually have fenders:
http://www.ronart.co.uk/es/w152withoodimage.jpg
So maybe this is a more classic racing style variation of the Ronart W152.
No sir.
Here is a big ol' clue.
It should have become easy, but it hasn't.
Non-cross-flow engine with the carbs/exhaust on the right narrows the field, as does the beam front axle.
The steering column seems to disappear forwards but not show underbonnet.
It is also not easy to get the scale of the beast, but it seems smaller than it looked at first (scaling by the twin-end SU pump).
MG TC would fit, but not with that oil filler or steering column.
That is indeed an MG engine...
How about a Lester-MG then?
Quote from: Allan L on June 04, 2007, 07:34:15 AM
How about a Lester-MG then?
Absolutely right! Read all about this car here:
http://www.europeancarweb.com/features/0305ec_1949_lester_mg/