Pre-war or not is a grey area. UPDATE see below

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This is no pre-war car, but built on prewar chassis and technique. Should we include cars like these or not? That's the question. For starters, WW II began in different years in different countries. Also, because of the war many cars manufactured after the war were exactly like those before. This happened with many makes. So how should we proceed? This was all stirred up by a question from a reader who asked us to list his 1949 Delahaye. After a few days thought the outcome was Yes. We will also list a 1951 HRG. But we will not list a Citroën Traction Avant of 1951. And also not your 2001 Morgan, though it still has a vague resemblance to a pre-war Flatnose. So, that's settled. By the way, you do know the make of car shown here, don't you? It's easy! It's post-war! To check click the pic to see the dash.(photos editor) UPDATE: Fredi Vollenweider member of the Swiss Car Register wrote us: 'It was easy for me... '

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