Yes I owned one back in late 1950s. had it for two years, when traveling through Bath city on the A4 road she died, A piston came out the side of the engine. Then I bought a old Humber Snipe Lol.
Nice example of the utility version. Yellow indicators not needed, spoiled an otherwise good restoration. 1958 Daily Mirror writer Casandra wrote " Made by sturdy Yorshire men in Idle. They looked gawkey and foolish, but, they took you there and more important they brought you back" Who stole the reg number ??? Thats a Scot replacement. Mine was ERN 881, Thanks for posting
Very cool! I love the fact that, after looking up classic cars for over 20 years, I'm still coming across cars I didn't previously know about.
Yes I owned one back in late 1950s. had it for two years, when traveling through Bath city on the A4 road she died, A piston came out the side of the engine. Then I bought a old Humber Snipe Lol.
Nice example of the utility version. Yellow indicators not needed, spoiled an otherwise good restoration. 1958 Daily Mirror writer Casandra wrote " Made by sturdy Yorshire men in Idle. They looked gawkey and foolish, but, they took you there and more important they brought you back" Who stole the reg number ??? Thats a Scot replacement. Mine was ERN 881, Thanks for posting
Is the speedometer in miles or kilometres?