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My Grandfather with a Friday Lady in the back
We received the following message from Di:
“Hello! I've just come across a photograph of my grandfather in a great car, I'd guess it dates from somewhere around 1924 - 1934. Anyone able to tell me what make it is? I've had a go at web searching and I guess I just don't have the skill to spot it!”
Can anyone identify this PreWarCar and tell Di more about this specific make and type?
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vrijdag april 10th, 2020
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Larry A. Lewis
10 April 2020, 16:24
Citroen production at Slough started in 1926 so it is likely an English-built car. The license plate may be from Australia, South Africa or any country in the British commonwealth with RHD. In a book I have, "75 Years of Citroen in the U.K. From A to X" by John Reynolds, there is a picture of an identical car with the same rear windscreen.
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Arnoud van derSman
10 April 2020, 12:26
Citroen B14 was my first though aswell , but RHD? Have these been built for the UK market? ( like the TA and the DS in the Slough factory?)
The license plate does not look like a Uk license plate ?
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The license plate does not look like a Uk license plate ?
Becret Jean Pierre
10 April 2020, 10:23
Citroen b14 torpedo luxe (pare-brise arriere,enjoliveurs de moyeu) 1926/1927
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Christian
10 April 2020, 09:38
Hi,
nice picture, it's with no doubt, a citroen B14 torpedo form the late twenties. It's a passenger torpedo, not a commercial one, otherwise the spare wheel would be mounted on the driver's side.
Bye, Chris
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nice picture, it's with no doubt, a citroen B14 torpedo form the late twenties. It's a passenger torpedo, not a commercial one, otherwise the spare wheel would be mounted on the driver's side.
Bye, Chris
