[foby.sebastian]

Originally Posted by harit

You are right, she is not puny, the grill is big, but the headlights do not SEEM to match. Did you notice the Minor SEEMS to be a convertible?

Originally Posted by Prabal

She certainly isn't puny. So should be the Ford I8 or Model B - 4 cyl or 8, 1933-34 (Model 40A). Matters to me alright since I can't afford even this.

Originally Posted by harit

Looking a bit closer, I feel that the Ford is a British Y or C? type, you know one of those puny unloved British Fords. But it really does not matter.

Originally Posted by wasif

The yellow car is a Morris Minor and the dark coloured car is 33 - 34 Ford, could be a V8 or the Modle B

A closer view of the Ford

[harit]

Originally Posted by foby.sebastian

A closer view of the Ford

Hi! A clearer picture of the wheelcaps and if possible a picture of the engine bay will identify this model. I feel that this is not a Ford model Y.

Cheers harit

[foby.sebastian]

Actually there are 3 of the same kind @ ACC Thrissur

[foby.sebastian]

The third one , in silver

[JayD]

Originally Posted by foby.sebastian

The third one , in silver

Here's a better pic of the same. Im told this is a 1936BSA. It looked better before restoration. Something seems amiss now.

[kasli]

By body length its an MG but the grill looks like a 47 sunbeam and also it has P 100 lamps like a roller

Cheers

Originally Posted by JayD

Here's a better pic of the same. Im told this is a 1936BSA(?). It looked better before restoration. Something seems amiss now.

[harit]

Originally Posted by JayD

Here's a better pic of the same. Im told this is a 1936BSA(?). It looked better before restoration. Something seems amiss now.

When I saw the picture yesterday I was sure that that was not an MG. And I did not know that there was a BSA car surviving in India. Very nice. Any known history?
Obviously the headlights are wrong, but the bumpers are correct! See this BSA for comparison, picture taken from the net. These headlights would suit a Rolls, Lagonda, Daimler, Bentley etc. They are just too big.

Cheers harit

[JayD]

Originally Posted by harit

When I saw the picture yesterday I was sure that that was not an MG. And I did not know that there was a BSA car surviving in India. Very nice. Any known history?
Obviously the headlights are wrong, but the bumpers are correct! See this BSA for comparison, picture taken from the net.

Cheers harit

Yes, I knew the headlights were wrong. The entire collection has been through a hurried resto, by the looks of things. All of the cars looked much better in the pre-resto colour schemes. Namely, the jag and the BSA.

[kasli]

Wow !

A real find if its a BSA for sure

Cheers

Originally Posted by harit

When I saw the picture yesterday I was sure that that was not an MG. And I did not know that there was a BSA car surviving in India. Very nice. Any known history?
Obviously the headlights are wrong, but the bumpers are correct! See this BSA for comparison, picture taken from the net. These headlights would suit a Rolls, Lagonda, Daimler, Bentley etc. They are just too big.

Cheers harit

[foby.sebastian]

Originally Posted by foby.sebastian

Actually there are 3 of the same kind @ ACC Thrissur

The white one is a MG , how about the red one is that a BSA as like the same silver in the other post ?

[kasli]

The white and red are MG TC's for sure.

Cheers

Originally Posted by foby.sebastian

The white one is a MG , how about the red one is that a BSA as like the same silver in the other post ?

[JayD]

Originally Posted by foby.sebastian

The white one is a MG , how about the red one is that a BSA as like the same silver in the other post ?

Originally Posted by kasli

The white and red are MG TC's for sure.

Cheers

The red one is an MG-TC, the White one is an earlier MG-PA

[foby.sebastian]

1938 model merc , please identify the model

[foby.sebastian]

Originally Posted by foby.sebastian

Volkswagen Karmann Ghia , I dont think its a chop top. will try to check that.

Thats not a Chop top , isn't it ?

[JayD]

Originally Posted by foby.sebastian

1938 model merc , please identify the model

Its a Merc 170V. Used to be blue earlier. A very original car.