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mylesdw

10th July 2015 01:36

Mystery Truck

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Anyone know what this is? Badge looks vaguely Chevrolet shaped but I don't recognise it.

coastie

10th July 2015 01:41

It reminds me of an old Austin, but I don't suppose it is.

Ian	10th July 2015 09:44

At first glance I thought Commer.

coastie

10th July 2015 11:06

A Commer Chameleon? As sung of by Culture Club?

"Commer, Commer, Commer, Commer, Commer Chameleon?"

I'll get my coat.

coachman

10th July 2015 14:26

It might be an international, I think the ones from the late 1940's and early 1950's looked a lot like a Commer ?

G-CPTN

10th July 2015 16:20

Definitely a 1950s Commer Superpoise.

coachman

10th July 2015 16:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by G-CPTN (Post 15699)

Definitely a 1950s Commer Superpoise.

The one that had the same engine as the Humber Hawk ?

G-CPTN

10th July 2015 17:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by coachman (Post 15700)

The one that had the same engine as the Humber Hawk ?

The smaller (lower gross weight) vehicles had the Hawk engine with the larger (higher gross weight) ones having the Snipe engine.

coastie

11th July 2015 01:26

I was brought home from the Gors Maternity Hospital in a Humber Super Snipe! (I SO wish I could remember it!)

coachman

11th July 2015 09:40

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Originally Posted by coastie (Post 15702)

I was brought home from the Gors Maternity Hospital in a Humber Super Snipe! (I SO wish I could remember it!)

Nice cars, a three speed box if I remember, they would do about 50 in first and 70 odd in second, I never had the bottle to find out what they would do flat out.

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