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1 hour ago, stuny said:

We seem stuck.  How about a hint or other crop.

I am amazed.  An identical car was driven by Grace Kelly in To Catch a Thief (1955).  More suited to Australia than the north of Scotland (Wilson) quite a number came here.

 

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Maybe we were pondering Mk1 vs Mk 3… 😉

I’ve not seen a bonnet strap on the versions I saw.

Also maybe like others I’m searching for something to post before responding..

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There were two of those in the street where I was brought up. One for the Brigadier and one for the local ladies hairdresser. I did comment once to my father that she must be doing awfully well to afford one of those. My father who was was rather victorian in his outlook, went a bit red and spluttered something. Only much later did I find out that as well as cutting hair, she also offered other services to discerning gentlemen, looking for some strict discipline 🥰

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Re having something to post it’s become clear that really in NYC nothing of any interest is “street-parked”.
It’s obvious (now🙄) that the very term itself implies there is “somewhere else” to park ie a parking garage whereas in London everything is usually just “at the kerb”.
My square in W2 regularly hosts an AM DB6, Audi RS6/R8/S8(mine!)/Bentleys/Multiple Porsches inc a GT3 and an occasional Dino or GTB. 
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Nigel -

I've found as I wander town that it's not unusual to see something interesting parked or driven; and if I go into parking garages in higher end areas, several unusual cars are normally parked near the attendant's booth.  One that never fails to have such vehicles is directly across the street from City Center Theater on West 55th Street.

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Dear Stuart, you were the first to correctly identify the Sunbeam Alpine.  Good luck with the parking garages in higher end areas, and across the street from City Center Theater on West 55th Street

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Thank you, Hektor.  Thís one shouldn't be too difficult.  I did NOT see it on the streets of NY, nor in a high-end garage:

 

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36 minutes ago, Graham (G4FUJ) said:

Windshield is wrong for a Morgan.  

Ta Graham, I don't drive - never have, It just reminded my of a former employers Morgan (he raced it & took me for a 'drive' once - scared the living daylights out of me !) Just thought I'd take a 'punt' 😊

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4 hours ago, wlaidlaw said:

A Mercer Series 5 from around 1925? 

Wilson

Wilson, you surprise me.  The answer is easy.  The car is supercharged with external exhaust pipes on the right hand side.

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7 hours ago, hektor said:

Wilson, you surprise me.  The answer is easy.  The car is supercharged with external exhaust pipes on the right hand side.

Ah yes Hector but then you are an expert on that marque and all the four seat ones I have seen had a LHS drivers door. 

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2 hours ago, Graham (G4FUJ) said:

I think Hector is an expert on just about any marque! :)

Thank-you gentlemen, but sadly not.  X is the unknown quantity, a spurt is a drip under pressure.  My wife says I am a fund of information on anything useless!

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