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Perhaps one of our newer members can make a guess?
My first idea is an Alvis TA 14 convertible.....looking closer I see that the doors of the Alvis swing the wrong way...so I know the answer.
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Was this one built for some local politician in NZ?
I don't know the cars history in that detail. I can tell you it's a US make, with somewhat unique coachwork.
The coachwork on this car is approximately two decades newer than the chassis.
American La France?
The coachwork from Europe?
Quote from: erbas on March 09, 2008, 08:34:19 AM
The coachwork from Europe?
Grob's geographic inquiry was more likely correct.
Is there a Buick under that body ?
No sir.
This one almost drove me nuts:
O.K. not Australia, but New Zealand as Grob had guessed. Luckily for me they don't have that many car museums over there. I found it in Wellington.
It's a 1931 Stutz Bearcat, rebodied in Te Awamutu by a Mr Martin Smith in the 1950s.
Winner winner chicken dinner!