Solved NIC#855 = 1935 Austin 10/4 Ripley

[nicanary]

Make and model, please.

[longtom]

since I don't seem to be very good at this .... lol...

Here is another one

Alvis

1270 Drophead?

[nicanary]

since I don't seem to be very good at this .... lol...

Here is another one

Alvis

1270 Drophead?

I think everyone on this site would rather have incorrect guesses than nobody answering anything! Sorry, but I'm afraid it's not an Alvis, but just to give you a break, it is British!

(BTW congratulations on the success of your compatriots at the World Athletics Championships. Well deserved.)

[nicanary]

Experts?

[jimjarron]

Wolseley Hornet Special?

[nicanary]

Wolseley Hornet Special?

Not a Wolseley.

[richard cuyler]

Is it a 1930s Ford with a V8 engine?

[nicanary]

Is it a 1930s Fordhttps://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/Smileys/default/grin.gif with a V8 engine?

No.

[FrontMan]

I'm not much good at this since leaving Rookiehood, but I'll take a stab at an Austin Light 12/6.

[nicanary]

I'm not much good at this since leaving Rookiehood, but I'll take a stab at an Austin Light 12/6.

You're very close and earn a LOCK. It's an Austin but not that model - what is the engine size and what was the model name?

I'll keep it locked for 24 hours.

[FrontMan]

....10/4 Sports?

[nicanary]

....10/4 Sports?

You're getting there. It is a 10/4 but Austin often had model names for their more individual cars, usually based on British place names. Still locked for you to tell me the name of this car.

[richard cuyler]

I'm not much good at this since leaving Rookiehood, but I'll take a stab at an Austin Light 12/6.

Once you have left Rookiehood, you may probably, as I have found out, how little you really know...

[nicanary]

Unlocked.

[D-type]

Is it the Austin 10/4 Ripley ?

[nicanary]

Is it the Austin 10/4 Ripley ?

It is indeed. Not too difficult to find so FrontMan loses out this time.

Well found D-type. Here's a front view which would have been a lot easier for identification.