Guess that car

[kilobits]

You are correct. It isn't American

here's an alternative pic:

Also a right hand drive, which was the standard at that time in the country of manufacture.

That is a superb shot of the mystery car! 1938 ??

 

[arf9999]

That is a superb shot of the mystery car! 1938 ??

It is superb, '38 or '39... I'm not sure which.

This is what they look like in colour:

 

[kilobits]

It is superb, '38 or '39... I'm not sure which.

Skoda Type 924 Superb 1938-1942.... ish, more or less ...

 

[arf9999]

Skoda Type 924 Superb 1938-1942.... ish, more or less ...

close enough First pic was a Skoda 924 Superb OHV 1939.

Edit: I learned that Czechoslovakia used to drive on the left until annexed by Germany (useless trivia of the day!).

 

[kilobits]

Easy ?? Yes..

 

[arf9999]

er.. no.

 

[Fazda]

Easy ?? Yes..

Easy?..no...

Thanks for the Skoda info..that was very interesting and I was way off course on that one!!

 

[arf9999]

Is it Italian?

 

[kilobits]

is it a fiat at least??

Yebo. Hint hint clue.

 

[Fazda]

Early Fiat Spider.......58ish..?

 

[kilobits]

Early Fiat Spider.......58ish..?

Hahah... close enough!

1957 Fiat Barchetta 1100 Sport

You have the floor! Now surprise us with something British for a change!!!

 

[Fazda]

Now why would I give you something British??

 

[kilobits]

Now why would I give you something British??

Hahaha... Looks like lost data packets from the Neotel "network"... or IBurst's new packet provisioning service!

 

[Fazda]

LOL...this was actually a bona fide way of checking the suspension at this particular car's factory!!

 

[Fazda]

**BUMP**

 

[kilobits]

Heeey.... some downtime my side... will be back this evening!

*BUMP* please indeed!

 

[Stokstert]

Don't bump, rather give us a tip.

Looks very much like an Auburn except the doors open from the centre pillar.

Or a Pierce Arrow

 

[Fazda]

Not even an Auburn or a Pierce Arrow

More common than both of them

 

[arf9999]

Chrysler Imperial '37-ish?

 

[Fazda]

Ish...but not...