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jb-ob · 01-16-2025, 12:28 PM

The top 1930 Delivery having been built in Europe had it's rear door swung open to the right, while in the States & Canada it swung open to the left.

Way back at a Dayton National Meet, there was a '29 Tudor with rear windows & a rear door. Owner was promoting it as a pre-production Jewel Tea Co, delivery.

Lastly to be 'European unique' there was at the Dallas Meet, an English Fodor sedan with a sliding canopy instead of the fixed vinyl roof. With England's rainy weather one might wonder why a sliding roof ? (Sunshine so novel it shouldn't be missed ??)

01-16-2025, 12:28 PM	#5
jb-ob Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Posts: 898	Re: Three door TUDOR The top 1930 Delivery having been built in Europe had it's rear door swung open to the right, while in the States & Canada it swung open to the left. Way back at a Dayton National Meet, there was a '29 Tudor with rear windows & a rear door. Owner was promoting it as a pre-production Jewel Tea Co, delivery. Lastly to be 'European unique' there was at the Dallas Meet, an English Fodor sedan with a sliding canopy instead of the fixed vinyl roof. With England's rainy weather one might wonder why a sliding roof ? (Sunshine so novel it shouldn't be missed ??)