Can anyone help me identify this??

[KenJ]

Good evening all,

I'm after some help identifying the car in the picture below. It might be quite difficult as the photo is grainy at best and it's the only angle I have.

The two girls in the picture are my grandmother and her sister, both of whom are in their eighties now.



Any help appreciated
Jon

[dycecooper]

Sorry I can't help, just wanted to say its a cool family photo to have!

[Vipers]

Typical bloody women, cant remember the car? D

[tapkaJohnD]

Might be easier like this.

And I suspect a Morris Ten-Four convertible. Two seater bench, with a dickie-seat?
See: http://www.flickr.com/photos/barneysanders/9575532...
John

Edited by tapkaJohnD on Saturday 21st December 18:21

[Roy C]

tapkaJohnD said:

Might be easier like this.

And I suspect a Morris Ten-Four convertible. Two seater bench, with a dickie-seat?
See: http://www.flickr.com/photos/barneysanders/9575532...
John

Hard to say. It looks more 1920's to me.

I can only identify the can of Pratt's Motor Spirit in the top photograph (usually a green can with yellow lettering).
This, and the lack of a driver's door, also makes me think it was from a pre-pump fuel era when petrol was not so widely available.

[KenJ]

Thanks all for your replies so far. I appreciate the help as I know the car is difficult to identify from the one photo alone!!

By the way, how do you rotate a photo on here?

Thanks
Jon

[Roy C]

KenJ said:

By the way, how do you rotate a photo on here?

Not on here. You need to rotate the photo where it is stored.

[tapkaJohnD]

In Windows, just double-click on the picture file.
This opens it in Windows Picture (and Fax) Viewer.
Along the bottom line are a number of icons, two are to rotate, left or right, and one to save the file. It's a picture of a 3 1/2" floppy disc (remember those?) and lets you copy the file to a selected folder.
John