Solved: Allemano's № 473 - 1955 Ghia bodied Swallow Doretti (Chassis No. 1209)

[Otto Puzzell]

Body by Boano?

[Allemano]

Oh, you jumped to the other end of the alphabet. However it's not Boano,
but you're getting closer.

BTW: they took not only the engine from Triumph.

[Allemano]

Time for a color pic:

[João]

Ghia-Monviso?

[Allemano]

Ghia-Monviso?

Now you only need the name of the car brand to save your point!

[João]

MG?

[Allemano]

MG?

Not MG.

[João]

Italian brand?

[Allemano]

Italian brand?

No!

[João]

Armstrong-Siddeley 

[Allemano]

Armstrong-Siddeley 

No!

[João]

British sports car like Austin-Healey?

[Allemano]

Yes, though it's not Austin Healey.

[João]

I still think starts with A.... AC Aceca?

[Allemano]

Not an AC..

[João]

Daimler Dart?

[Allemano]

Not one of those.

[João]

  From 50s?

[Allemano]

Yes!

[João]

Allard?

[Allemano]

Not Allard.
I think there are still some possibilities left to narrow it down.

[João]

Bristol?

[Allemano]

Are there any fifties Bristols with Triumph engine? However... it's not one of those

[Aaron65]

1955 Ghia-Swallow, chassis #1209...

[Allemano]

1955 Ghia-Swallow, chassis #1209...

It's indeed the 1955 registerd Swallow-Doretti first owned by John Reginald.

A well deserved point for Aaron65.
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