[travancore]

A rather poignant picture......

courtesy:

https://thebeautifulpeopleblog.wordp...istory/page/2/

[harit]

Originally Posted by travancore

A rather poignant picture...... courtesy: https://thebeautifulpeopleblog.wordp...istory/page/2/

The blog also makes interesting reading. Maybe I'll go deeper into it.

The car in the photo below somehow gets my attention. Any comments?

Cheers harit

[harit]

Originally Posted by harit

......The car in the photo below somehow gets my attention. ....Cheers harit

Any suggestions as to the make of the car above?

This is a magnificent specimen.

Cheers harit

[wasif]

Originally Posted by harit

Any suggestions as to the make of the car above?

This is a magnificent specimen.

Cheers harit

Looks like they are Rileys

[predatorwheelz]

Originally Posted by harit

The car in the photo below somehow gets my attention. Any comments?

An early Packard, perhaps a Twin Six?

Originally Posted by wasif

Looks like they are Rileys

Are you referring to Harit's earlier post?

[travancore]

The 1964 Lincoln India "Popemobile" again.

courtesy: Top Foto:

[karlosdeville]

Originally Posted by travancore

The 1964 Lincoln India "Popemobile" again.

And a later shot when the car was in the filmstar Premnath's ownership

[harit]

A recent lot of photos picked up concerned Parsi's. Many photos were related to Agiary's. And many of these photos had some text behind or on top. These three photos have the writing on the back side shown. Maybe someone would be able to tell us something. Where are these Agiary's? I think the year 1914 mentioned is wrong, the truck and Ford Prefect are from before 1950.
Also, what does the Gujrati text say?
And thern there is this sweet granny in front of the Austin with a Fordson in the background.
Let's have some feedback.

Cheers harit

[karlosdeville]

Originally Posted by harit

I think the year 1914 mentioned is wrong, the truck and Ford Prefect are from before 1950.

The date in 1914 could possibly be the date when the Agiary was consecrated.

[Stanher]

Originally Posted by harit

And thern there is this sweet granny in front of the Austin with a Fordson in the background.

...and a Vauxhall Wyvern/Velox in front of the Fordson.

[travancore]

Courtesy: Breach Candy Bath Trust:

[KPS]

Originally Posted by harit

The car in the photo below somehow gets my attention. Any comments?
Cheers harit

Harit, what car is this? From the headlights and spoke wheels can we conclude this is a late 20's car. Looks American.

Now over to Harit

Cheers

KPS

[kasli]

Originally Posted by KPS

Harit, what car is this? From the headlights and spoke wheels can we conclude this is a late 20's car. Looks American.



Now over to Harit



Cheers



KPS

Looks like an Oakland or Willys ? Maybe a standard

Cheers

[travancore]

Originally Posted by harit

The blog also makes interesting reading. Maybe I'll go deeper into it.

The car in the photo below somehow gets my attention. Any comments?

Cheers harit

Is this confirmed India, or may be Malaysia / Singapore ?

[harit]

Originally Posted by karlosdeville

The date in 1914 could possibly be the date when the Agiary was consecrated.

Are all these Agiary's in Mumbai? And what does the text in Gujrati say?

Originally Posted by KPS

Harit, what car is this? ....Now over to Harit
Cheers KPS

Originally Posted by kasli

Looks like an ....? Maybe a .. .. Cheers

Originally Posted by travancore

Is this confirmed India, or may be Malaysia / Singapore ?

I really don't know what car this is. American yes but which one? On the hubcap something like an "S" may be seen, but Studebaker? I'm not sure.

The car below is nice, probably American roadster, would not mind having one. It's a period shot of guys on an outing, see the gramophone. I don't see a picnic basket or an ice box. Good boys. BTW, how many guys are there?

Cheers harit