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Can Anyone Recognise This Car Please !
Can any of our AB car-buffs recognise what car this is ::::
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I am not sure when it was taken, but I am guessing late 40's/early 50's.
A Humber perhaps ?
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I am not sure when it was taken, but I am guessing late 40's/early 50's.
A Humber perhaps ?
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I think you may be right shoota....I had forgotten how big some of those Morris's were.
An Uncle of mine had a Humber Super Snipe in the mid 50's. It was ruddy huge and had running boards. When he came to visit us in Wembley, every boy in street turned out to gorp, and had to ask my permission to stand on the running boards and look in the windows....made me feel very important indeed !
An Uncle of mine had a Humber Super Snipe in the mid 50's. It was ruddy huge and had running boards. When he came to visit us in Wembley, every boy in street turned out to gorp, and had to ask my permission to stand on the running boards and look in the windows....made me feel very important indeed !
Deffo a Wolsely 6/90 which was often used as a police car
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This was the Wolseley I was thinking of.
This was the Wolseley I was thinking of.
I used to play all day in Preston Park, as soon as I was old enough Patsy. There used to be a brook/stream running through it back then, that us kids to play in ( when the Park Keeper wasn't looking ! )
I was there about 15 years ago and I notice the the brook/stream was covered over and diverted into a pipe.
My Mum used to play tennis in the Park as well. I went to the local Cub Scouts that had their hut down some steep steps alongside the Tube line, on the opposite side of the street from the Tube Station.
I was there about 15 years ago and I notice the the brook/stream was covered over and diverted into a pipe.
My Mum used to play tennis in the Park as well. I went to the local Cub Scouts that had their hut down some steep steps alongside the Tube line, on the opposite side of the street from the Tube Station.
