Another "What Is This?" thread - I feel I should know
Discussion
At Magor services just west of the Severn bridge on Saturday morning, I was just arriving, he was just leaving. Should I try and catch him or take a picture?

Some of the detailing is very fine work and it has six stud wheels.
I posted it on the Supercars and Rarities thread but no one has firmly identified it. Some sort of Frazer Nash or Noddy's car were two suggestions. The lines are too exaggerated for a Frazer Nash imo.
Some of the detailing is very fine work and it has six stud wheels.
I posted it on the Supercars and Rarities thread but no one has firmly identified it. Some sort of Frazer Nash or Noddy's car were two suggestions. The lines are too exaggerated for a Frazer Nash imo.
My first thought was Jowett Jupiter, but the details are all wrong. Then I felt it might be one of the Grimsby Lloyds, but again I feel the dimensions are incorrect.
It looks late-40s in style, with the suicide doors, art-deco swage lines, and the Easy-Clean wheels. The wheelbase seems short, and it could be something like one of the Czech Aero cars. The Healey suggestion is really good, but it does look a bit small to me.
It looks late-40s in style, with the suicide doors, art-deco swage lines, and the Easy-Clean wheels. The wheelbase seems short, and it could be something like one of the Czech Aero cars. The Healey suggestion is really good, but it does look a bit small to me.
Riley Blue said:
I still reckon Healey of some sort. The grille looks about right (what you can see of it), the lights' position in the wing is about right too, the wing lines look similar but it's too short for a Westland.
It is not a Healey, they all had 5 stud wheels and didn't have that style of wheel.Gassing Station | Classic Cars and Yesterday's Heroes | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


