Very nice, I’ve not seen that one before.

Period photo a 2-door Doctors Coupe with dicky seat.

I’m assuming this is an Austin 7?
Body possibly Thos. Startin Junior Ltd. of Aston Rd North, Birmingham.
Dunlop Cord Balloon tyres on Sankey 4” Rim x 20” Wheel.
Source: Photo from a Thos. Startin folder.
Photo by J. Willoughby Harrison, Small Heath.
#Austin7 #AustinMotorCompany

Absolutely stunning #Wolseley #Hornet on the Wolseley Hornet Special Club Stand at the #NEC #classicmotorshow
The design, attention to detail and craftsmanship of the owner to achieve this is inspiring.
#bestinshow contender in my opinion.

Black Humber Imperial at the National Motor Museum Beaulieu

The @natlmotormuseum.bsky.social, Beaulieu has a criminal 81 followers on here at the moment, so why not give them a follow if you'd like more cars on your timeline?

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#WeirdCarBS #CarSky #CarBluesky

Image of the #Humber Imperial at the museum for attention.

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I spy a Wolseley 1500 boot badge!

That’s a Wolseley Fourteen, a rarity in its day, being made for less than a year from the end of 1934 until mid 1935 when it was replaced by the ‘Wolseley New Fourteen’. The Wolseley Fourteen had a 6-cylinder 14.06hp engine of 1,604cc and cost £240 when new.

In a 14hp Wolseley I believe.

A few photos I took of Ozzy’s hometown goodbye today. Shot for the amazing folk at OPUS who helped organise the whole event. Truly the best of Brum 💙

Beautiful building and opened in October 1911 as ‘Daimler House’ the Birmingham showroom for Daimler Cars.

The lines are stunning.

Happened to be passing the Pre-1940 #Triumph & Marque Rally near Leamington this morning, so dropped in - some beautiful #weirdcarbs attending #Gloria #Stag #TR6 #Vitesse #Standard hope you all had a great day.

Yes, it’s in my possession. I assume it must be a founder members badge as it is numbered ‘7’.

It is a great badge, but I know very little about the club other than an entry on the BNA website re the ‘Evening Dispatch’ 8th December 1932 that at a meeting it had been decided to form the club headquartered in Birmingham.
I look forward to the publication of your book!!

Nickel and green enamelled badge with “Midland Counties” wording in an arch of green enamel above deco green tipped white wings below which is an embossed panel depicting a late 1920’s/early 1930’s car climbing a hill at speed in a landscape of hills and clouds. Below is the wording “Ladies Motor Club” on a green enamel background. The badge has a tang with two holes for badge bar mounting. The badge is 9cm wide and 7.5cm tall and has had some paint repairs to damaged enamel over its c.92 year life.

In December 1932, the “Midland Counties, Ladies Motor Club” was formed. The Birmingham UK based club had their stylish deco club badge produced by the “Birmingham Medal Co., Fredrick Street, Birmingham.
Any information about the club, its members and activities is appreciated. #Automobilia

Don’t ignore Red warnings. If you are in the zone get in somewhere and encourage others to do the same. Stay away from roads, trains, rivers,flood water and coast lines if you can. Have torches and charged lights and charged phone and powerbank to hand

A shout out to Local Authority Emergency Planning Teams in Wales and the West Country tonight. Stay safe.

Happy #Spaniel on Instow beach #Devon this morning.

My first post here and I’ll be posting mainly about my interests and less about work.
Oh, and if I can’t say anything nice, I won’t say anything at all.
Introducing my 1947 Wolseley Ten: