Solved NIC#104 - 1920 Calthorpe 10.5hp

Started by nicanary, January 04, 2014, 06:38:59 AM

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nicanary

Year, make and model.
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nicanary

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AlexFrance

Was it made in Europe?

nicanary

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Majeko


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D-type

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nicanary

Quote from: D-type on February 03, 2014, 06:47:32 AM
British ?

Yes. Strangely, we are actually European. (For the time being  ;D).
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vintman

This one is a bit of a puzzle because I have this photo in my system as a 1921 Calthorpe 10hp. Having looked further on the internet this car seems to be all things to all men. The four by four louvers on the bonnet suggest a pre 1919/20 and a 10 hp four.  After '21 they had lots of thin louvers and more wheel studs. Three studs also suggest pre 1919/20 as does the curved back to a square dickey. Calthorpe recommenced production in 1919 with a new 10.5. Info on the marque does seem confused on the internet but if I have to go with anything, probably a 1920 Calthorpe 10.5 with a Mulliner drophead body. Interesting spare wheel carrier.     Regards  Vintman

nicanary

Quote from: vintman on February 04, 2014, 06:48:12 AM
This one is a bit of a puzzle because I have this photo in my system as a 1921 Calthorpe 10hp. Having looked further on the internet this car seems to be all things to all men. The four by four louvers on the bonnet suggest a pre 1919/20 and a 10 hp four.  After '21 they had lots of thin louvers and more wheel studs. Three studs also suggest pre 1919/20 as does the curved back to a square dickey. Calthorpe recommenced production in 1919 with a new 10.5. Info on the marque does seem confused on the internet but if I have to go with anything, probably a 1920 Calthorpe 10.5 with a Mulliner drophead body. Interesting spare wheel carrier.     Regards  Vintman

You probably know more than me! I also have it as a 1920 10.5 model, so the point is yours.
I must be right - that's what it says on Wikipedia