Axis Non-Armored Vehicles quiz

[Pz III]

Hi Kerry
Reminds me of a 1931 Plymouth PA sedan.

Richard

[kerryboo]

Hi Richard,
Sorry, as I said the styling was common in the early 30's. Think bigger.
Cheers,
Kerry.

[kerryboo]

Perhaps a little clue, Henry would have been proud to know his product was still of use,
Kerry.

[Pz III]

Hi Kerry
Couldn't see the forest for the trees on this one. To much work lately and never been a big fan of Fords

1930 Ford Model A 2 door sedan.

Rich

[kerryboo]

Hi Rich,
Well done, I was a little torn between A and B, the bumper looks more B, but, like you I settled on A.
Over to you, I look forward to a fresh challenge!!
Best,
Kerry.

[Pz III]

Ok guys here is my current contribution to the quiz. I doubt anyone will break a sweat over figuring this one out - however it a very good photo of an interesting subject freshly captured.

[Maxschnauzer]

Hi Rich,
I'll take a swag at it which is probably off the mark, but may elicit a clue: Is it an FN?

[Pz III]

Hi Max
No sorry not an FN. Just a short swim west might help.

Rich

[Maxschnauzer]

I didn't think so but I've already gone through my French repertoire so I guess I'll have to leave this one for someone else. Good challenge, Rich.

[Pz III]

Ok - I thinks its time for a clue. Despite the French lettering on the side this little vehicle has something in common with a large city in Texas.

Rich

[Maxschnauzer]

Let's see: Dallas, Houston, El Paso, San Antonio...wait...Austin! Very tricky, Rich. I'll have to leave the exact Type ID (maybe a 12/4 ca. '35?) to our British experts, though:

[kerryboo]

Well spotted Max, I think it is an Austin 10 van of perhaps 1934.
Kerry.

[Maxschnauzer]

Hi Rich,
I think Kerry took the biscuit on this one, agreed?

[Pz III]

Hi Max
I have it as a 12/6 circa 1935 or so. So actually you were closest. Sorry - finally free from work so I can "play" again.

Thanks
Rich

[Maxschnauzer]

Hi Rich,
OK, thanks.
What is this rather posh "police car"?