1) Ford Consul Mk1 - Yes 2) Maybe Singer ? 3) Austin A40 - Yes 4) Vauxhall Wyvern or Velox
slarty45,
Sep 29, 5:29am
3) Austin A40? A40 Devon
tmenz,
Sep 29, 5:37am
I still reckon 4) is a Vanguard - looks like it could be the station wagon or panel van version!
hkjoe,
Sep 29, 6:37am
Vauxhall LIP is my guess
ema1,
Sep 29, 9:25am
#2 looks like Austin 10 or Hillman or Singer pre ww2 model?. #4 definitely a 1950-1 Vauxhall LIP Velox
ema1,
Sep 29, 9:49am
#2 Austin 10 Litchfield.
ema1,
Sep 29, 10:08am
#4 has strakes down the bonnet sides only Vauxhall had that feature. actually they were a Vauxhall trade mark. That model the LIP/LBP went from around 1948 to 1951. Drive a number of them years ago, some were 4 cylinder Wyvern but mostly the 6 cylinder Velox .
poppy62,
Sep 29, 12:28pm
Missed the ? on #4 It definitely looks like a LIP Vauxhall.
supernova2,
Sep 29, 12:55pm
Nah. Litchfield has runningboards The screen shape (looks flat on top) is more like a Humber. But I think it's too small to be a Humber.
marmar1,
Sep 29, 1:11pm
Is that the Penrose rd over bridge?
mojo49,
Sep 29, 2:54pm
#2 looks like late 1930s Morris 8. The grill looks right for an M8. I had a 1934 M8 and it had wire wheels. That one looks like solid steel wheels introduced later in the 30's.
mojo49,
Sep 29, 2:55pm
Agree #4 Vauxhall.
slip1,
Sep 29, 2:58pm
# 4 Looks like a LIP Vauxhall
tmenz,
Sep 29, 3:26pm
If it is then wow, how things have changed.
dublo,
Sep 29, 3:33pm
1 Definitely Ford Consul Mark 1! 2 Definitely NOT an Austin, Ford, Hillman, Morris, Rover, Standard, Vauxhall or Wolseley late 1930s - 1940s 8 - 10hp car (searched my Classic and Sports Car A-Zs of Cars of 1930s and 1945-1970!) It has the appearance of your basic British type and seems to have front-hinged front doors - unusual at that time. Will search further afield. 3 Definitely Austin A40 Devon! 4 Definitely Vauxhall LIX Wyvern or LIP Velox! Now, what about the cars further back along the road and in the other lanes?
mojo49,
Sep 29, 3:44pm
#2. Well spotted dublo. The mystery deepens. Racking the brain to think of a front hinged front door car of maybe the 1940s. Agree that eliminates those on your list.
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