Autoquiz 495

[carsntrucks4you]

Forget About E-Engines and back to normal. Please sent PM with Year, Make and Type.

[DonW]

I happen to know this one so very easy for me.

Thanks Michael,

-Don.

[GeeBee]

15 minutes ago, DonW said:

I happen to know this one so very easy for me.

And for me, I once photographed this car when I was the Midlands correspondent for the Classic Car weekly magazine. 

[dw1603]

At least it doesn’t hurt your eyes!

[porschercr]

12 minutes ago, dw1603 said:

At least it doesn’t hurt your eyes!

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[Richard Bartrop]

Piece of cake.

[otherunicorn]

I didn't know it - but I found it via its hubcaps.

 

[carsntrucks4you]

This time I was looking for a 1936 - 1940 Triumph Dolomite 14/60  or 14/65. The grill looks like the one from a Hudson Terraplane. They were power bey 4  or 6 cylinder engines.

 

The correct answer were sent in by 

Earl Marischall

sjordan2

GeeBee

dw1603

Richard Bartrop

DonW

otherunicorn

 

Congratulations

[DonW]

A car with no redeeming features - overbodied, underpowered and fit only for posing on the promonade, As I mentioned to Michael, the Vintage Sports Car Club was formed in the thirties for enthusiasts of proper motor cars such as Bentleys, Lagondas and Bugattis as a reaction to cars like this.

In no way related to the fabulous 1934 Triumph Dolomite, a twin-cam 8 cylinder near copy of an 8C Alfa Romeo: