cowl gas tank

[Dave Mellor NJ]

I know, not an A but what is it?

[Seth Swoboda]

Darnit Fred, I knew you would lose that 10mm socket.

[Dave Mellor NJ]

Never knew any other car to have a cowl gas tank

[mercman from oz]

[Bob Bidonde]

What make of car is it?

[old31]

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Strange looking car. It's a right hand drive. The right side of the car windshield splits like an early model T. Parking lamps like an early teen car, a model A gas tank, and a brass radiator.

Is there any way to blow up the view on the emblem?

If I were to guess I would say a French-made car. But I don't know what.

[Ayers1]

Not sure if this is any help. I couldn't get it any clearer.

[Pete in Michigan]

Looks like a 1920-22 Gardener emblem. Gardener later offered a horn mounted on the center of the headlight bar. British truck cabs had windshields like this in that era.

[Dave Mellor NJ]

Originally Posted by old31

Strange looking car. It's a right hand drive. The right side of the car windshield splits like an early model T. Parking lamps like an early teen car, a model A gas tank, and a brass radiator.

Is there any way to blow up the view on the emblem?

If I were to guess I would say a French-made car. But I don't know what.

French cars weren't right hand drive.

[Dave Mellor NJ]

got it IDed on AACA. Morris Minor M8. Postal van in Pic, staffordshire, UK. So now we know. Another car with a cowl gas tank.

[nkaminar]

Dave, great photo. I love the thatched roofs and ivy covered stone walls. Definitely not southern California.

[old31]

Originally Posted by Dave Mellor NJ

French cars weren't right hand drive.

Ya, well, maybe the driver was French. So there.

[john charlton]

In the thirties most French cars were indeed RHD .

John in very windy wet Chandler AZ .