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Ubb167 Triumph Continental by Graber 1937

Started by mekubb, July 06, 2014, 07:50:29 AM

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mekubb

Make, model, year and coach builder for a point

mekubb


D-type

British/  If so, Triumph/
Duncan Rollo

The more you learn, the more you realise how little you know.

mekubb

It is indeed a Triumph, locked for you to answer the rest of the question

D-type

1938 Triumph 14/60 Vitesse styled by Walter Belgrove
Duncan Rollo

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mekubb

Not a Vitesse, not by Belgrove and a bit earlier than 1938. One more try ....

D-type

1935 Triumph Gloria.  Later rebodied by ... Abbott?
Duncan Rollo

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mekubb

!935 is right, but not a Gloria and not by Abbott. Sorry D-Type, good tries but unlocked !

D-type

Is the body somewhat later than 1935?
Duncan Rollo

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mekubb

AFAIK is the body also from 1935

D-type

Triumph Southern Cross.  Body by ?  Swallow?
Duncan Rollo

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mekubb

Quote from: D-type on August 02, 2014, 03:57:20 PM
Triumph Southern Cross.  Body by ?  Swallow?
No sir

mekubb

Too easy for pro's.... No more experts' guesses ?

dracu777

Is the body British?

dracu777

I have this as a Triumph Continental by Graber from 1937

mekubb

Quote from: dracu777 on September 11, 2014, 03:03:58 PM
I have this as a Triumph Continental by Graber from 1937
That's the car indeed, although from 1935 as established earlier. Point for you. I enclose another side view pic, a nice car into my opinion.

Bill Murray

This did not make it to the Pro level, but here is another photo which indicates it is a 1937 Triumph Gloria Continental with body by Graber.  It may well be that the chassis was 1935 and the body 1937, I don't really know.
The source (not dream-cars) is usually pretty reliable.

Bill

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Bill

mekubb

Thanks Bill. I took the info from the exhibition catalogue where the car was shown. Just checked it again and the right year is 1937, so I changed the header.  The Triumph register also say the Continental was introduced in 1937.