[Convertible car in Paris in the '50s]

On 9/3/2022 at 8:20 AM, 1939_Buick said:

Getting close.  Looks about the same size (~small).  3 hinges on the B pillar.

https://www.bonhams.com/auctions/23262/lot/399/

Renault Monaquatre 1.5 litre cabriolet 1934 

 

And a good match

https://www.imcdb.org/v001191522.html

 

 

 

Tail lights on 3 different.  But often changed.

Thanks much! Definitely the right model! Kudos!

[Convertible car in Paris in the '50s]

28 minutes ago, bryankazmer said:

photo taken at Place St-Germain des Pres.

Yes, "Aux deux magots"

[Convertible car in Paris in the '50s]

4 hours ago, Casper Friederich said:

In my opinion it's French, the placement of the licence plate. Not Citroën and definately not Peugeot as a chromed headlight is clearly visible. Perhaps a Renault or some of the smaller marques Still active in the late 30s?

Thanks for the answer. That's what I first thought, a Renault convertible, Viva or Primaquatre. But I can't find a picture of the same rear.

[Convertible car in Paris in the '50s]

This is a photo taken in Paris in the 1950's. Found on Facebook. I was wondering what type of car it is. Since we don't see the front it's hard to say? Maybe a French car?

[Need model identification please]

50 minutes ago, keiser31 said:

Looks like about a 1935 or so Fiat to me.

It seems indeed. Thank you very much 😊

 

[Need model identification please]

This picture was taken in Brittany (France), in the mid-50s I think. My friend would like to know what brand and model it is. 

I have no idea, I know nothing about vintage cars... 

Thanks.

[Unknown woody, can someone help, please?]

On 5/17/2018 at 9:33 PM, 46 woodie said:

Phil, it's possible that the "Woodie" or Station Wagon model of the Matford wasn't that popular so they fabricated them to order. It's not uncommon to see slight variations in some models of lesser known wooden vehicles. I checked the roster of the National Woodie Club and there is only one Matford listed.

Yes, I have also only seen the "break de chasse" (1938), which was it seems the only woodie by Matford.

Thanks to everyone. 

[Unknown woody, can someone help, please?]

It is a bit disturbing to me that we cannot find the same model with the same rear... Could it be that Matford were producing specific on-demand cars? 

[Unknown woody, can someone help, please?]

7 minutes ago, dictator27 said:

This appears to be a 1937/38 Matford.

Thank you! That could be it, since we are in France. Meudon was my home town when I was a kid. ?

[Unknown woody, can someone help, please?]

Hi, I cannot find the brand of this woody station wagon.  
The picture is from an old Postcard, this is at the railway station in Meudon, France, near Paris, I first looked up in the French cars but could not find a similar one. 
Does someone have an idea?