Re: Where is it?

Hi Detective

You are correct in that he Wyvern had a 4-cylinder engine and the otherwise almost identical Velox had a 6-cylinder one but I think they both had side opening bonnets. The bonnets could be opened from either side or removed altogether. This was certainly the case with the early EIP and EIX models like the one in Roland's last photo.

Have the photo brought forwards for convenience.
My lhs quartet are:
Austin A55 Cambridge.
Holden ute.
Vauxhall ute.
Austin A40 panel van.
I haven't checked anything, and may have slight errors with the models.

Roderick B Smith
Rail News Victoria Editor

A bit off topic but could the LES be a MAPLES store?

Graham

All I can say is GREY is the new red . Dave

Grandad, I was thinking that they came in from the old country, Roland must have the dry rot setting in or he younger than I think, I was only a boy back then.

Graham, No we think bicycles by the rack of biycles out the front, and the Austin Cambridge, Roddick choice, has the passenger door open to let someone out or in.

The photo is said to be 1958 and is interesting the ages differences of the cars in one photo
Colin

Deadly,,,,You think GREY is RED because you think red goes faster well it won't make the BEDFORD go any faster
Colin

Grandad, I was thinking that they came in from the old country, Roland must have the dry rot setting in or he younger than I think, I was only a boy back then.

Must be dry rot, then
I was 8 when the photo was taken.

Cheers
RS

Roland, 1950 was a good year, but I am a 1949er

If it aint RED
Leave it in the shed

LOL

all RED vehicle go faster

eg: Fire Engines
n the car the cops R chase n
also sum trucks with the Mexican Overdrive (aka Angel Gear)


LOL

cya

Roland, 1950 was a good year, but I am a 1949er

Thanks that makes me feel younger

Cheers
RS