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Old 14-05-08, 21:01
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Wolseley I think, M [229063???] then Austin 8AP tourers
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Austin 8AP, Morris-Commercial C.2 then ...anotrher C.2?
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Old 14-05-08, 21:05
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Bedford ambulance A 23575 and in the background under cover an Austin K2 truck I think? Did these K2/Y lookalikes have Wadham Stringer ambulance bodies?
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Nice tourer, nice ladies and K2/Y ambulance back
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Old 14-05-08, 21:08
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Nice shot. 1942 we think.
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Old 14-05-08, 21:09
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This was typical of the time with bare chassis available to be pored over.
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Old 14-05-08, 21:12
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Can anyone i.d. this car please? I thought Vauxhall at first because it has what I thought were flutes..Census # M 7002. Think it's a wartime J-type 14-6.
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Old 14-05-08, 22:31
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Wolseley I think, M [229063???] then Austin 8AP tourers
Going by the census number it looks like the Wolesley is from another group of impressed vehicles.
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