ID on this vehicle please ??

[RedexR]

Topical on the week Cadburys have fallen into American hands , my Grandfather used to deliver in this vehicle , am I right - is this an Austin ?

[Huntsman]

You'd be better off sending the pic to the fellas at www.prewarcar.com

HTH

[crankedup]

Model T.

[HiRich]

Fry's has its own little place in motorsport history, with brothers Joe, Jeremy and David's involvement in the Iota, Freikaiserwagen and Parsenn cars. I'm pretty sure one of the post-War hillclimbs was at the family home.

[AndrewW-G]

Not 100% sure its a Model T, the rear drums look too large & most T's had the old style carriage lamps up on the scutle.

ETA: didnt T's have a convex dished steering wheel, whilst the Frys van seems to have a concave?

Edited by AndrewW-G on Thursday 21st January 13:39

[AndrewW-G]

Ok, not a T, but an early Austin 20 light Van

[RedexR]

I thought the model T had an angular shaped bonnet like this



and also the radiator front was brass however...



still confused am I !

[crankedup]

Stand corrected, its not an Model T. Time to get my little book out methinks.

[RedexR]

I am thinking maybe the second generation of Model T ? (1923T) if you look at it as a car ignoring the van section it does look like the Ford (Model T ?) Laurel and Hardy used.