How about a new round of guess that car?

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Not from North America......
 
yes. European it is. It also happens to be British.
 
Lesser known Make...
 
Will go for a shot in the dark as I'm too lazy to google at the mo, Lea Francis?
 
Morris couldn't be lesser known than Morgan, considering over 1 million Morris Minors were built.

try again....
 
Is it a Crossley or a Standard? Those are the only two "lesser known" British marques that I can think of. If it is neither -- I have no idea... good pick.
 
Neither... Is it this hard?
 
Yes, very hard since I'm not that familiar with British classic cars.
 
problem with cars of that time, they all look the same. wolseley? talbot? sunbeam?! alvis??!? :confused:
 
The Manufacturer does not start with any of the same letters that start the Manufactureres that have been guessed.
 
It's British.
The manufacturer doesn't start with
M
A
C
R
B
S

D*mn, this is hard!
I don't many British makers that don't start with these.
Is it an old Jaguar?
 
Not Jaguar.... doesn't start with J...

Hint: It has something to do with BSA... (NOT boyscouts of america :dopey: )

Didn't read Pushrod's post, terribly sorry. It DOES start with the Letter L (sorry McLarenF1GTR) But it is not a lea Francis
 
Don't worry. I changed it.

This is hard...
This looks like we need some car knowledge. Maybe The359 knows it.
 
The Manufacturer was acquired by BSA.....
 
Damn..... Extremely close, though not an LD10.....


Lanchester is in fact the Manufacturer..
 
AH HA... It's a Lanchester 18

There were 1752 produced between 1932 - 1934.
 
En Fin!!! Vas, Monsieur Plow. Your Go.
 
Here's the new one...

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