I found this old film, it look likes an old Daimler 40 seconds in, do people agree?
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Is this a derilict Daimler?
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John Hitchins
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Re: Is this a derilict Daimler?
It certainly looks like it from the glimpse of the bonnet edge.
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Keith Ashworth
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Re: Is this a derilict Daimler?
Looks like a Special Sports
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Keith Ashworth
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Re: Is this a derilict Daimler?
Correction, from the front bumper and bonnet it looks like a DB18 convertible.
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Re: Is this a derilict Daimler?
I agree Keith,Keith Ashworth wrote: ↑Thu Jul 20, 2017 5:08 am Correction, from the front bumper and bonnet it looks like a DB18 convertible.
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Re: Is this a derilict Daimler?
Amazing just stripped in a street and left like that.
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Re: Is this a derilict Daimler?
The Daimler is a post-war DB18/2 DHC, dating from 1948/9. The easiest way to identify 'our' cars is that up until the Majestics, Daimlers always featured a 'double-curvature' scuttle.
Normal for Norfolk