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Pantechnicon

Original Poster:

1,248 posts

228 months

Saturday 16th January 2021
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So I’ve got the maybe 2 Vauxhall’s but what is the one next to the barn like building?

ttthilvester

186 posts

172 months

Saturday 16th January 2021
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Looks like the tail-end of a flatbed truck?

Mike-tf3n0

573 posts

104 months

Saturday 16th January 2021
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Cresta, Wyvern or Velox?

Edited by Mike-tf3n0 on Saturday 16th January 07:07

Old Merc

3,780 posts

189 months

Saturday 16th January 2021
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1955 Velox ?



best I can do.

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1960 Victor

Edited by Old Merc on Saturday 16th January 12:48

moffspeed

3,312 posts

229 months

Saturday 16th January 2021
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Yep I'd go Velox.

If the barn-type building is a garage it could be up on ramps, accounting for the seemingly high ground clearance.

Cliftonite

8,666 posts

160 months

Saturday 16th January 2021
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ttthilvester said:
Looks like the tail-end of a flatbed truck?
Exactly! smile



Riley Blue

22,828 posts

248 months

Saturday 16th January 2021
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Cliftonite said:
ttthilvester said:
Looks like the tail-end of a flatbed truck?
Exactly! smile
Possibly Bedford S Type.

Sebring440

3,035 posts

118 months

Saturday 16th January 2021
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Riley Blue said:
Possibly Bedford S Type.
Or any other flat bed lorry of the period.


TarquinMX5

2,422 posts

102 months

Sunday 17th January 2021
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I can't even think of the last time I saw a Victor estate, I wonder how many they sold.

There are lots of things missing in that photo though that we now take for granted; no double or single yellow lines, no residents' permit parking bays, no loading-only bays, no speed cameras, no bus lane, no bus lane cameras, no 'sign not in use' signs, no temporary traffic lights 'to protect the workforce' whilst they replace a paving slab on the pavement. How did people manage back then?