Bit of a big hint that... Ian Flemming.Quote:
Originally Posted by VladTepes
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Bit of a big hint that... Ian Flemming.Quote:
Originally Posted by VladTepes
Here's an oldie...
And I will be most impressed if anyone can give me the name of the car in a series of children's books that was one of these.
http://i256.photobucket.com/albums/h...ROGuessCar.jpg
is it an Austin Windsor possibly from the Famous Five???
Is it an Windsor? - I thought they all had "Austin" across the Grille - mayhe only some models ? Or someone has been playing with an airbrush......
Edit: It's an Austin 12/4 ----- "Gumdrop"
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...10/11/1728.jpg
The actual "Gumdrop" - allegdly.
Now even I'm confused....
CORRECT and CORRECT.Quote:
Originally Posted by VladTepes
Austin Clifton heavy 12-4 to be precise.
Bugger I missed that one :D I've got some "Gumdrop" stories on cassette tape too.
Okay here's an easy one for you, I used to own one of these exactly as this pic.It used to go round corners on two wheels :eek: First car to have radio and cigarette lighter as standard.
Make - Model - Year ??
OK try this one on for size:
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...10/11/1682.jpg
Still working on the car BUTQuote:
Originally Posted by jerryd
First cigar lighters on a car in the 1920''s in the USA.
By the mid 1930's car radios were common in the USA.
Mid-fifties Nash Metropolitan. I think it was based on Austin A40 mechanicals.Quote:
Originally Posted by jerryd
Stephen.
Close but nothing to do with Nash ;)