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14-05-08, 20:08
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Austin 19 Tilly. Photo 7
Nice shot. 1942 we think.
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14-05-08, 20:09
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Instruction. Photo 8
This was typical of the time with bare chassis available to be pored over.
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14-05-08, 20:12
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Car in the woods. Photo 9
Can anyone i.d. this car please? I thought Vauxhall at first because it has what I thought were flutes..Census # M 7002. Think it's a wartime J-type 14-6.
Last edited by David_Hayward (RIP); 14-05-08 at 20:30.
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14-05-08, 20:14
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Katy. Photo 10
Nice ambulance, and it seems that they had several K2/Ys to work on.
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14-05-08, 20:27
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Humber. Photo 11
Humber Super Snipe Utility. What more can you say?
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14-05-08, 20:29
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It is a Vauxhall, could be a 14hp perhaps, and the census number is from a group of impressed vehicles. I see you have edited at same time I posted, yes J type 14 hp, does look like that.
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Richard 1943 Bedford QLD lorry - 1941 BSA WM20 m/cycle - 1943 Daimler Scout Car Mk2 Member of MVT, IMPS, MVG of NSW, KVE and AMVCS KVE President & KVE News Editor Last edited by Richard Farrant; 14-05-08 at 20:33. Reason: extra info
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14-05-08, 20:35
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Ta!
Yes, think it's an impressed one though the Luton plant did produce a number of wartime 1940 Model J-types for the Ministry of Supply as staff cars.
Any thoughts on any of the other photos please? Especially the flat fronted Bedfords as I assume that the heavier ones are OX[C] not the OY series. No idea what the Wolseley is at this stage. I think it may be a 1940 Model 12/48 four-cylinder??? Not a 14/60 six-cylinder Last edited by David_Hayward (RIP); 14-05-08 at 20:50.
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14-05-08, 21:39
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yes it is Vauxhall
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