What's this car please?

[Doofus]

Looks like a Daimler. Hooper Limousine? Mid '20s

[RicksAlfas]

Yes, could be. I've heard mention of a Daimler. My great great grandfather (husband of the lady in the photo) loved going for a ride in a car, but never learnt to drive himself. In fact he actually died "enjoying a motor run" in the Yorkshire Dales and his death certificate shows his place of death as "in a motor car". Might have been this one. It looks suitably funereal!

Anyway, last two photos I can find.

[Doofus]

The second one's a Bullnose Morris, from the early/mid twenties. The top one; I have no clue.

[RicksAlfas]

Thanks Doofus. I've wondered if the top one is some variant of Ford Model T.

[Doofus]

RicksAlfas said:

Thanks Doofus. I've wondered if the top one is some variant of Ford Model T.

I'm not convinced, because the scuttle looks wrong. Otherwise, it looks a lot like a T, but I don't know what else it might be with doing some Googling, and that's cheating

[Allan L]

RicksAlfas said:

Thanks Doofus. I've wondered if the top one is some variant of Ford Model T.

Model T it is, in my opinion.
Quite similar to this one for instance:

[alspeed]

Didn’t realise speed cam’s had been around that long.......

RicksAlfas said:

Another one if you don't mind. I've a few, they were my great grandfather's cars. He was a keen motorist, getting his first car in 1909, but it's not really my era of recognition.

[bishbosh66]

Looks a little different these days, complete with restaurant

[RicksAlfas]

Looks a nice spot. Wonder if the wooden speed camera is still there?

[VFK44]

Daimler. Favoured by the Royal Family at that time.