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1937 Daimler
1937 Daimler
This was just posted in USA on ebay. Doesn't look too bad, shame the factory motor is gone. I'm not sure what the model is called.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/DAIMLER-/29263 ... 2518.l4276
https://www.ebay.com/itm/DAIMLER-/29263 ... 2518.l4276
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Beat Weibel
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Re: 1937 Daimler
I think it is a Straight Eight Limousine. However, the grill doesn´t match. These rounded grills were produced only after the second world war as of 1947 approximately.
BR
Beat
BR
Beat
Re: 1937 Daimler
The first Rounded Daimler Grill was on an EL24 in 1939.
Dennis
Dennis
Re: 1937 Daimler
Whoops I keep typing the wrong thing. The first car with the Rounded radiator was the ES24. Which I located in Bedfordshire, a few years ago, and managed to get the owner to put it into good storage where it awaits restoration.
Dennis
Dennis
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Beat Weibel
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Re: 1937 Daimler
The grill of this car looks to me like one from a DE36, 1947 or later,
Re: 1937 Daimler
My learned friend has sent the following comment on this car.
The car discussed on the forum is indeed a Straight-Eight, a V4 1/2. It has been updated with the post-war "DE"-series frontal treatment.
The car discussed on the forum is indeed a Straight-Eight, a V4 1/2. It has been updated with the post-war "DE"-series frontal treatment.
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grahamemmett
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Re: 1937 Daimler
Hang on... there's a 4.5 litre Daimler V8 advertised on eBay - if only....
Graham Emmett
Northwich, Cheshire
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Northwich, Cheshire
Joint DB18 Registrar (with Marcel Renshaw)
DB18 1949 LCV522 (Yes that one with the P100s)
https://www.db18.org
Re: 1937 Daimler
I had posted the same car almost 2 weeks back..(see below) .. cosmetically it looks nice..clearly its had a good deal of time and money spent on it, and should be a dependable and very useable car with the modern era GM engine (appears to be the common 350 or 5.7 litre) but it needs some additional work to match a few things.. the rear axle has bolt on wheels (likely a more modern unit... and is most probably a dana 44 ) whilst the fronts appear to be spilne drive.. so one would need more than just 1 spare wheel .. the good news is that splined hubs with fit the dana 44, which is almost identical the the Salisbury 4HA unit used on the 2 1/2 litre V8 saloon and Mk2 jaguar.. no info on gear box , but its likely a 3 speed auto or the 4 speed overdrive unit.. either way a very unusual car that has been mechanically altered to suit a US owner/operator.. cosmetic restoration to this standard would cost more than asking price.. but value is of course in the eye of the beholder..