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What it this?
#1
Does anybody recognise the make?


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#2
MG midget, perhaps??
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#3
And this is how this place looks nowadays.
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#4
The M-Type Midget had a more rounded underside to the tail; the wings look like they could be Austin Seven, so presumably one of the pointed-tail coachbuilt versions? The GN registrations began in December 1930 at which time there weren't that many versions; it's obviously not a Swallow or a Gordon England Stadium, and I don't think Arrow built a tail like that...
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#5
The tail is also similar to a Mulliner Sports, but the wings and hood are totally different.
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#6
Just possibly a Morris Minor Semi-Sports?


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#7
Yes, that is what I was thinking of when I made the MG comment above, my lack of knowledge for that marque is glaringly obvious.

The chap who skinned my Cup had one in at the same time - but I did not know it was a Minor, clearly.
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#8
Excellent - I was about to fire up Google maps but that's a much better picture.
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#9
Chris Lambert of the Pre War Minor Register has confirmed the car is not a Semi Sports.
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#10
Perhaps it's a Triumph Super Seven?
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