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Solved: Wendax 3071 - Cara-Bed conversion by Weathershields

Started by Wendax, December 18, 2019, 02:40:52 AM

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Wendax

Just open the drawer.

For one point, please respond and identify the coachbuilder responsible for this conversion.

Wendax


bsa


Wendax


gte4289


Wendax


gte4289


Wendax

Sorry, I don't have a year for it.

gte4289

Is the extension for sleeping/camping?

Wendax


FrontMan

Seems to be a late 1933 Humber Snipe 80.  As yet, not a clue about the coachbuilder;...but let's start with Thrupp & Maberly!

D-type

Was the coachbuilder Martin-Walter?
Duncan Rollo

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

gte4289


Wendax

Quote from: FrontMan on December 28, 2019, 06:27:03 PM
Seems to be a late 1933 Humber Snipe 80. 
My source didn't tell.

None of the three coachbuilders mentioned.

FrontMan

It was called the "Cara-Bed", and came to light in 1934.

Wendax

Perhaps, my source doesn't mention Cara-Bed, but it would fit. Do you know the coachbuilder?

Wendax


oko94

Obscure coachbuilder ?

Wendax


gte4289

#19
This is the 'Cara-Bed' conversion by Weathershields Ltd of Birmingham:

Wendax

It is not the name I have, but I regard your source more reliant than mine (a contemporary caption by Keystone). Perhaps Keystone mixed up the builder and the dealer. So I will give one point to FrontMan for finding the Cara-Bed name one to you for providing the coachbuilder Weathershields.

My source:

gte4289