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If you have a nice old photo, or a great new photo, or own a pre-war car we are happy if you want to share one or more photos with us. You and any visitor with good intentions may post photos & text HERE. (but if you want to Sell Your Car, please go to the classifieds section) Note: before publishing we check all photos & text to avoid problems. You can post 1 up to 7 photos. And add a few words of explanation please :-) 1924 Darracq12/32
Author: Andy Watt Wednesday, 12 May 2010  I have owned this Darracq 12/32 for 22 years and am it's 4th owner. The original owner had it from new until his death in 1961 and only lived 10 miles from where I live now. Largely unrestored it has only covered 55000 miles from new. Built in Acton London it has a factory body and differs in many ways to the French version which was sold as a Talbot-Darracq. Regards Andy Watt Comments (2)
1936 Wolseley Super Six Sixteen
Author: Edward A. Zebrowski Friday, 07 May 2010  This is my 1936 Wolseley Super Six Sixteen I am restoring. The car is complete and runs. Does anyone have suggestions on where to get the rubber coverings for the running boards made? MAF 5/14 1909
Author: Joseph Schmitt Thursday, 06 May 2010  My MAF (Markranstaeder Automobil Fabrik, Leibzig, Germany) 1909 was a Diplomat car from the Luxemburg Embassy in Bern (Switzerland)! Amilcar 1921 type cc
Author: Loek Gerets Friday, 07 May 2010  Amilcar 1921 type cc with acetylene lighting gear. The only one in the world with this set-up? Loek Gerets model-T-ango
Author: Joris Bergsma Thursday, 06 May 2010  The Editor's Model T is back from winter storage and after an hour of fiddling coughed it's way to the nearest tankstop. Tango is the name of this chain of unmanned fuelstations to keep costs low. Model T & Tango, it takes a T to tango... The mad British ( 1939 MG TA - Q )
Author: Tony Hillyard Friday, 07 May 2010  The British have a reputation for being eccentric, especially here in France - but it is not just the men...... who else would go driving in a freshly restored car in the snow! This is my wife in our 1939 MG TA - Q Tony - France 1932 Franay Bodied Duesenberg J446
Author: Anon Tuesday, 04 May 2010  My Son got married in Newport, RI this weekend. We drove him around in our 1932 Franay Bodied Duesenberg. I must say I enjoyed passing a Pirus on 95. Berliet AK' 1913
Author: Rob Vermeylen Friday, 23 April 2010  Here my Berliet AK4 of 1913. It's the oldest of the 5 Berliets we have. I bought this car, several years ago , from my friend Jim of Australia. He is also a Berliet fan with more then one Berliet.
The type AK4 is a monobloc four cylinder with 12 hp. The alu-body is from Graddon and Lawson London.
More pictures on http://users.telenet.be/rob.berliet.
1936 Citroën 7C
Author: Bob Sunday, 25 April 2010  Hi This is my Citroën Traction Avant 7C built in Paris in 1936, I bought her from Castillon la Bataille (Nr Bordeaux) and now she lives in the Charente. Restoration just started. Bob great little photo find!
Author: Bas de Voogd Monday, 19 April 2010  Last week I was very happy in locating this beautifull photo of a pedal car including a small scale petrol can. It was made by Whitaker's "Cowboy" fancy dress studios from 50&51 Marine Parade, Southend-on-Sea. Page 18 of 22 |
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