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Not sure if this is really easy or quite hard.....?

 

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Not sure if it's the Briggs Cunningham "Knobbly" Lister-Jaguar?

It looks like it might be but I thought the Cunningham one had competition stripes...

:-k

Let's just guess Lister-Jaguar and leave it at that for the time being!

Philip.

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47 minutes ago, NigelG said:

There’s a distinguishing feature to this specific car (which isn’t visible in the photo 😀) for all the points!

Well, that makes it easier!...

:lol:

All I can think of in terms of specific Lister-Chevrolet (assuming for a moment that it is such a car!) would be either a Costin-bodied version - but it doesn't really look like one - or the prototype of the Chevy-engined batch?

Other than that I haven't a clue!

Philip.

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...erm...

Stub Exhausts? Air-brake Panels? Glycol Coolant Pipework? An Alberto Vargas painting of a 'Pin-up' on the wings?

Am I getting close?...

Philip.

(I was about to type 'NACA Ducts' but that seemed ridiculous!......:lol:......)

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Bingo

its the 1958 “Dean Van Lines” Lister-Chevrolet Knobbly.

It’s unique as it was the only Lister that ran with sponsors logos in period (and hence the only FIA sanctioned logoed car now).

Makes a nice “racket” if you’re standing next to it when they start her up!

Will find the side view

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I seemed to remember seeing a 'Knobbly' with the Mobil Pegasus at an Historic meet (probably Goodwood Revival) but admit to having had to resort to Google to confirm my suspicions. Didn't know about the 'logos in period' detail you mention, though, Nigel. Fascinating stuff; I love that kind of trivia!

OK; here's the next goody for your amusement.

Not quite as rarified as a Lister but a handsome carriage nonetheless IMO. Snapped her just yesterday when I was taking my afternoon 'constitutional' in these strange times.

Marque, Model, Mark (if possible) and rough date if you can!

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"Dean Van Lines"

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