Cars, Lasses and Lads - A Photo Sharing Thread

[The Old Bloke Next Door]

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[The Old Bloke Next Door]

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[Blunderguts]

14 hours ago, The Old Bloke Next Door said:

I think that car is a Triumph Super Seven. Seriously rare little car; only eleven surviving in the UK.

[martc]

'The Largest'!!!

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Any idea what the car is?

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22 minutes ago, martc said:

Any idea what the car is?

Austin 10, 1934/35.

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5 hours ago, Blunderguts said:

I think that car is a Triumph Super Seven. Seriously rare little car; only eleven surviving in the UK.

After a little research, that's a Triumph Scorpion. The Super Seven was four cylinder 832cc and 747cc and the Scorpion was six cylinder 1203cc.

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4 hours ago, martc said:

Ey, alrights, come 'ed!