Pls identify this car in Paris in the 50s

[GTBob]

I have MISTAKENLY deleted my initial message from this topic.

Edited by GTBob on Monday 3rd May 22:41

[Cliftonite]

Fiat Topolino?

[ettore]

Renault Juvaquatre?

[GTBob]

Cliftonite said:

Fiat Topolino?

Brilliant. Many thanks. Confirmed on wikipedia - https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1937_Fiat_...

[GTBob]

ettore said:

Renault Juvaquatre?

I thought French too but as has been posted, it was a Fiat. Thanks anyway :-)

[nicanary]

Looks a bit bigger to me. Could it be a Simca 8 (nee Fiat 1100) coupe ?

[GTBob]

nicanary said:

Looks a bit bigger to me. Could it be a Simca 8 (nee Fiat 1100) coupe ?

Ah, interesting. Maybe so.

[Riley Blue]

GTBob said:

nicanary said:

Looks a bit bigger to me. Could it be a Simca 8 (nee Fiat 1100) coupe ?

Ah, interesting. Maybe so.

Simca 8 1200 Coupe 'fits': https://www.reezocar.com/en/occasion/annonce-simca...

[GTBob]

On the other side of the road is this. Looks familiar but again I cannot place it.

[CanAm]

Looks like a Simca Aronde.

[LarJammer]

Norman Wisdom?

[nicanary]

LarJammer said:

Norman Wisdom?

Capt. Fred Scuttle.

[GTBob]

CanAm said:

Looks like a Simca Aronde.

Thanks :-)

[TarquinMX5]

GTBob said:

nicanary said:

Looks a bit bigger to me. Could it be a Simca 8 (nee Fiat 1100) coupe ?

Ah, interesting. Maybe so.

I don't think it's a Topolino, not only does it look bigger but the no. plate and front lights look different as well. Simca looks to be a better match, and it's French! There weren't many 'foreign' cars in France back then.

[ettore]

GTBob said:

Brilliant. Many thanks. Confirmed on wikipedia - https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1937_Fiat_...

Definitely not a Topolino - too long. Definitely a Simca or coupe Renault.