What is this British car

I woder if someone can identify this car? The photo was taken in England in about 1926. The wheels do seem out of proportion.

Looks like an English bodied Model T Ford, with custom built fenders as well. The Ford radiator shell and headlights are plated so my guess is it is a 1926-27 T.

Looks like one of Leslie Hounsfield's solid-tyred Trojans which were built under license by Leyland motors.

I think the wheels are the clue. All the Model T Fords that I have seen seem to have wooden spoked wheels. I will take the suggestion of the Leyland derivative and see what pictures there are out there.

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Dave7</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I think the wheels are the clue. All the Model T Fords that I have seen seem to have wooden spoked wheels.</div></div>

Disks were optional. as it is locally bodied I would assume the wheels would be fitted locally. The radiator looks very T model to me

It also has a Model T steering wheel and column.

And the Model T Ford engine ( flywheel transmission ) sump showing behind the front wheel.

I can't see any brakes at the front.

Has T radiator/lights/gearbox and steering wheel/column.

Would love to know the size of the wheels/tyres. They appear to be quite big. Maybe its the angle of the camera.

Everyone in the pic seems to be smiling.

Manuel in Oz

it's a Rolls-Canhardly

Rolls down one hill and can hardly make it up the next??

I did a Google search on Rolls-Canhardly and yes, plenty of jokes on rolls down the hill and hardly makes it up the next. It appears to have been a British subsiduary of Ford, which would explain the use of Ford Model T parts on the car.

Any one with another photo of one?