[Stanher]

Originally Posted by rallygeek

Here is the first photo, Taken when Dad and his friends went for a trip in Orissa, now Odisha: The second bus looks like a TMB.

There is a car, almost like a dot in the photo. what car is that?

I suspect that's an early Standard Vanguard, circa late 40s/early 50s.

[kasli]

This is Bhogilal 20 HP and Silver Wraith of Noble Paints or Jamshedji or one and same owner which is Ex Baroda

Cheers

Originally Posted by anjan_c2007

Two more pictures from Sunday Standard of Oct 1980

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[CLIX]

Circa 1950 - off to the US for higher studies. Somewhere in Pittsburgh I think (Steel City), with a hired car just before a road trip. Check out the jackets & box cameras on "show", in addition to the "american car"
Not too sure about the model though.

[Stanher]

Originally Posted by CLIX

Circa 1950 - off to the US for higher studies. Somewhere in Pittsburgh I think (Steel City), with a hired car just before a road trip. Check out the jackets & box cameras on "show", in addition to the "american car"
Not too sure about the model though.

A Dodge or Plymouth? Definitely looks like a Chrysler product.

[predatorwheelz]

Originally Posted by CLIX

Circa 1950 - off to the US for higher studies. Somewhere in Pittsburgh I think (Steel City), with a hired car just before a road trip. Check out the jackets & box cameras on "show", in addition to the "american car"
Not too sure about the model though.

Originally Posted by Stanher

A Dodge or Plymouth? Definitely looks like a Chrysler product.

A 1945 Chevrolet Deluxe coupe.

[Prabal]

Originally Posted by CLIX

...in addition to the "american car"
Not too sure about the model though.

Originally Posted by Stanher

A Dodge or Plymouth? Definitely looks like a Chrysler product.

Originally Posted by predatorwheelz

A 1945 Chevrolet Deluxe coupe.

That's a 1951/52 Plymouth Cranbrook/Cambridge - the hubcaps point more to it being a Cranbrook, so please check with Google Baba for better knowledge! The car behind should be a 1947/48 Studebaker Champion.

[kasli]

Originally Posted by CLIX

Circa 1950 - off to the US for higher studies. Somewhere in Pittsburgh I think (Steel City), with a hired car just before a road trip. Check out the jackets & box cameras on "show", in addition to the "american car"
Not too sure about the model though.

Plymouth cranbrook coupe very impressive and a Studebaker champion 47 behind it

Cheers

[r_nairtvm]

Your truly being driven home with my bride !!! Can't claim it as nostalgia as its only 26 years ago and its as fresh as it can be in my mind at least.

The Car is my dad's last car 1982 April Amby - ICI Prussian Blue shade.

All the stickering including the now rarely seen "Family Planning" inverted triangle - thanks to my cousins idea of ragging.

Best Regards & Drive/Ride Safe

Ram

[ajay99]

Originally Posted by r_nairtvm

Your truly being driven home with my bride !!! Can't claim it as nostalgia as its only 26 years ago and its as fresh as it can be in my mind at least.

The Car is my dad's last car 1982 April Amby - ICI Prussian Blue shade.

All the stickering including the now rarely seen "Family Planning" inverted triangle - thanks to my cousins idea of ragging.

Best Regards & Drive/Ride Safe

Ram

One can also see the Big Battery of the video cameraman hanging on the shoulders of the cameraman.In those days the Videocameras had external batteries.

[travancore]

Originally Posted by r_nairtvm

Your truly being driven home with my bride !!! Can't claim it as nostalgia as its only 26 years ago and its as fresh as it can be in my mind at least.
Ram

Familiar faces, familiar places!

[CLIX]

Originally Posted by r_nairtvm

Your truly being driven home with my bride !!! Can't claim it as nostalgia as its only 26 years ago and its as fresh as it can be in my mind at least.

The Car is my dad's last car 1982 April Amby - ICI Prussian Blue shade.

All the stickering including the now rarely seen "Family Planning" inverted triangle - thanks to my cousins idea of ragging.

Best Regards & Drive/Ride Safe

Ram

The round indicators became square... And lo behold... We have the Mark IV! The front grill too.... And came with a strip of paper pasted on the speedo... "Do not exceed 50kmph during first 1000 km" !

Originally Posted by ajay99

One can also see the Big Battery of the video cameraman hanging on the shoulders of the cameraman.In those days the Videocameras had external batteries.

The Battery was indeed huge - what we see is also the "recorder" part of the Video. The Massive VHS tape had to be inserted into this "suitcase"! The Cameras did not have built in tape drives yet !

[Shivraj88]

My friends' grand uncles and their family car from the 1920s. I reckon it's a model A Ford?

[wasif]

Originally Posted by Shivraj88

My friends' grand uncles and their family car from the 1920s. I reckon it's a model A Ford?

Attachment 997762

Thats not a Model A Ford....its most likely an Austin or someting similar

[Stanher]

'dont remember if I've posted this before- seems like a Fiat select (but with a Super-select grille and many later fittings) that was owned for a while by a long-distance friend's family in the early '80s. That's her standing in front of the car and her brother sitting on the bonnet (extreme right)
She said this car was originally from Bombay. They previously had a Herald that was coincidentally the same colour combo according to her! (no pics. though)
They later bought an '86 Amby as this Fiat was found to be needing 'high maintenance!' and was eventually sold.

[CLIX]

...another one from the family.... Fiat...