Ready for the christmas journey.
For one point, please respond and identify this car.
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Nice car. British ?
Twice yes
Some Riley involvement ?
No
Well-known make or more obscure ?
Is the body more recent than the chassis?
Quote from: mekubb on December 29, 2012, 03:33:40 AM
Well-known make or more obscure ?
Well known, at least for AutoPuzzlers ;D
Quote from: D-type on December 29, 2012, 04:37:52 AM
Is the body more recent than the chassis?
I'm not sure, but I think so.
MG ?
No
Singer?
No
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Railton?
No
I'm trying to picture that radiator shell with different badges on it. Alvis?
Not Alvis
Sheffield-Simplex - or is that too obscure?
Better known than Sheffield-Simplex, less known than MG
Perhaps simply a Sunbeam then?
No
BSA ?
No
Is it something that's more mundane? Rover?
No, not a Rover
Lea-Francis ?
HRG?
No to both
The chassis and wheels look 20s, but the body style looks 30s. Is it a re-bodied Morris Oxford?
I think that it is a rebodied 1920s car, but it isn't a Morris.
Hillman?
No
Perhaps this is a rebodied Bond (F.W. Bond of Brighouse, Yorks) c.1927?
No, the marque is less obscure
Star?
No
Armstrong Siddeley?
An early Lagonda?
No to both, and less upmarket
Vauxhall?
No
Could it be a Jowett?
Wolseley?
Quote from: Ehhxekt on January 08, 2013, 02:28:57 PM
Could it be a Jowett?
Yes, locked for you to find the model.
7/17?
Yes, it's a 1926 Jowett 7/17. It was rebodied in the 1930s or 1940s. I have a coachbuilder's name. Locked for you to find it out.
I found a source that tells us that the body is made by E. D. Abbott of Farnham. What is a bit confusing is that they refer to Abbott as a well-known Scottish coachbuilder...
Yes, that is the same information I have. I'm not sure myself how trustworthy this is.
Anyway, the point is yours.