Identity of Car Make and Model

[purlin]

What about a 1930's Standard  Flying 10

[mazi]

Sticking my neck out here

https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Vauxhall_14_at_Woburn.jpg

Notice the number plate fixed to the centre of the front bumper,
Vauxhall dispensed with the starting handle.

Mike

[ThrelfallYorky]

I'd wondered about a Standard or a Triumph....

[ainslie]

I’m with Vauxhall, going by the flutes on the bonnet.

[Dyingout]

Vauxhall 14
first thing I said when I saw the bonnet side grilles

[arthurk]

Well done, Mike - I think you've got it.

Having now seen the Vauxhall, I think I can just about make out on our photo the shape of the flying thingy on top of the radiator/bonnet. It's not really clear enough to use as an identifying feature on its own, but it does help to corroborate the other evidence.

[mazi]

Back in 1948 our next door neighbor had two of them a 10 and a 14, I knew I had seen one
somewhere

Mike

[ikas]

Thanks to all for helping me on this. I think Mike is spot on.

I did try the Dundee Archives website before posting but they did not list any YJ regs only TS. The pdf  arthurk has provided a link to suggests the records do exist but I guess not all have been digitised. I will contact them to confirm Mike's identification.

Thanks again

[Regorian]

I've only just seen this. My father had a 1938 Vauxhall 14. It spent the War on chocks in the garage. Attached pic. must be just post war. with my mother. It had been resprayed light green by ICI, previously black. Next car was a Ford V8 Pilot.

It looks like the pic. was taken in Burnham Beeches, South Bucks.