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Location: Sheffield South Yorks
Car type: 1932 RN saloon
Tony, the brackets for holding the front sidescreens would be necessary otherwise they would be very floppy if just stuck in the wooden door frame. Surely they are the same as your ‘ 29 chummy. As Mike points out, the door panels look like replacements hence the colour mismatch between those and the rear panels. Sounds as though PL 3002 Superchum is coming along!
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Location: North Wiltshire
Car type: 1927 Chummy, 1938 Big Seven 1/2 a Trials Chummy
These look to have come from a '28/29 car as it had the tooth retainer on the top back of the door. Earlier cars didn't have side screen retaining screws either, leastways my '27 Chummy doesn't have them.
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Location: Near Cambridge, UK
Car type: 1928 tourer (mag type), short chassis Gould Ulster
Having looked at my 1928 mag engined Chummy today I find the panels are of the style in the advert. They were replaced around 1963 by the then owner who can no longer be questioned about them. Having bought the car from the widow with whom I am still in touch I think it likely that the replacements were the correct pattern. The holes at the top of the rear side panels are for hood mountings. There are no sidescreen retaining screws front (doors) or back.